Sentence examples for zone of stability from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Moi, a shrewd tactician when it comes to running Kenya, a country of 31 million people that is considered a zone of stability in a troubled region, is leaving office on his own terms.

The changes of design parameters can alter the stability states of the rotor system and the range of parameter values forms the zone of stability, which lays helpful suggestions for the design and application of the electrical machines.

This work constitutes a first approach to determine the critical zone of stability during gas-sparged crossflow microfiltration (0.1 μm) of skimmed ultra-high temperature (UHT) and reconstituted milks for the separation of casein micelles from soluble proteins.

Together, during a period of enlargement of 50 years, they have built a zone of stability, democracy and sustainable development whilst maintaining cultural diversity, tolerance and individual freedoms.

Together, during a period of enlargementof 50 years, they have built a zone of stability, democracy and sustainable developmentwhilst maintaining cultural diversity, tolerance and individual freedoms.

On the other hand, if thinning regimes are forecast by a simulator that consistently over-predicts height:diameter ratios, then management will be cautious regarding projections, only to find that the stands have remained in the zone of stability, which allows for future thinnings to maintain stand stability.

General Powell began a weeklong visit to Africa with a stop here in one of West Africa's zones of stability, a fledgling democracy that welcomed him enthusiastically.

A6 Secretary Powell began a weeklong visit to Africa with a stop in one of West Africa's zones of stability, Mali, a fledgling democracy that welcomed him enthusiastically.

After much persuasion, an initially sceptical Helmut Schmidt was converted, not to fullscale monetary union, but at least to the creation of a zone of currency stability in Europe.

The massive refugee movements in the Balkans during the 1990's are only a prelude to what will happen unless the zone of democratic stability in Europe is extended eastward and southeastward.

Currencies go up and down: that is why (or so it was said) the euro was invented in the first place to provide an intra-European zone of financial stability.