Sentence examples for up on a stable from inspiring English sources

When d is equal to 0.25 h−1, we observe damped oscillations that end up on a stable steady state.

Basically, this means one that is suitable for the job, high enough to avoid over reaching and set up on a stable surface.

But the parliamentary arithmetic never stacked up for a stable Lab-Lib coalition because it would have entailed relying on a clutch of smaller parties.

Back up to a stable chair.

His achievements (Table 1), which were based on building up a stable multidisciplinary team, involved all of the diseases of the neuromuscular junction and the history of his work on each of these conditions stretches over some time (Fig. 5).

And there's vivacious Bessie Maunderfield: "If it rained, she held a tray over her head to protect her black curls, and, if the worst came to the worst, she had a canvas cape that was well smeared with pork lard… It was very effective, but it smelled dreadful, so the housekeeper would make her hang it up on a nail in the stable".

"I grew up in a stable, middle class background, went to law school," he explains.

In the coming months, as Mrs. Clinton mulls a 2016 presidential bid, the foundation could also serve as a base for her to home in on issues and to build up a stable of trusted staff members who could form the core of a political campaign.

Set up a stable surface to stand on if your vent is high.

Patients should have received at least three months of MTX and have been on a stable dose (up to 25 mg/week) for at least eight weeks prior to screening and be willing to remain on this dose throughout the study.

At the most recent follow-up appointment, the patient was weightbearing on a stable extremity and pain free.