stabilization

Examples of stabilizing

stabilizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Curves 1 and 2 are two extremes of observed trajectories stabilizing to roll cells with a negative flow direction.
As with race and class, phrenology had a doubled nature when it came to gender and could be understood as both stabilizing and disruptive.
The stabilizing effect of dispersion manifests itself in another manner.
If the biosphere emits less methane when cooler, the feedback would be stabilizing.
This division often implies manipulation from one of the hands and a stabilizing function from the other.
Most analyses for developed countries look at the effects of stabilizing or reducing emissions below some target, such as 1990 levels.
In both collisional regimes, it has further been shown that the effect of dust-neutral collisions is stabilizing, while the effect of ion-neutral collisions is destabilizing.
In this section, we consider the stabilizing effect of dust-neutral collisions, and also the destabilizing effect of electron and ion collisions with neutrals.
Detergents, which are commonly used for stabilizing and purifying hydrophobic molecules, can also be problematic, as detergent micelles scatter very well.
The application of an axial magnetic field is the well-known method for stabilizing plasma z-pinch implosions.
Thus, our assembly of balancing masses can be used as a simple passive strategy for stabilizing side-to-side rocking.
Stabilizing producer inflation rates to zero is suboptimal and a sticky price allocation can improve on the flexible price one.
Thus, a lesson learnt was that moving to a procedural language gave the benefit of overcoming these limitations and stabilizing development of the related tools.
Tracking errors: (top) upperarm; (bottom) forearm; solid line for the case with feedback stabilizing; dotted line for the case without feedback stabilizing.
The stabilizing effect is gravity acting on sediment particle.
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