Sentence examples for supposed to be stable from inspiring English sources
The frequency of electric current in the United States is supposed to be stable at 60 cycles a second, but if the supply from a wind farm or solar plant changes suddenly, or demand shifts, frequency gets out of whack.
Usually, an assessment of climate change impacts on forest species change is based on modeling, rooted on the approach of using climate envelopes of temperature and precipitation limits to define boundaries of tree species, or forest functional types that are supposed to be stable assemblages of tree species (Iverson et al. 2008; Sitch et al. 2008).
Given that spontaneous EBR is supposed to be stable during daytime but increases in the evening (8 30 p.m., as reported by [42]), all data were collected before 5 p.m.
Thereby, the change was mainly related to dry bare soil, as rock and water areas were supposed to be stable.
This study did not show plasma TGF-β1 measurements in the patients' follow-up, but these values are supposed to be stable, according to the authors.
The measurements by oscillometry in the same session were carried out under a peaceful situation so that the blood pressure was supposed to be stable.
Turkey was supposed to be the stable, Muslim-majority democracy on which the United States could rely as a strategic partner in the Middle East.
Graphene is also supposed to be mechanically stable under irradiation.
Since the approximation coefficients are supposed to be relatively stable and less sensitive to slight changes of the audio signal, they are ideal embedding area.
The NCL with a lower aspect ratio (ratio of vertical center distance between the heating and cooling section to the horizontal length of loop) is supposed to be more stable.
Trump and his lawyers convinced the banks that foreclosing on the casinos would be worse than allowing them to stay open in Trump's hands and persuaded state casino regulators not to yank his licenses, even though operators were supposed to be financially stable.
