Sentences with phrase «system becomes stable»

As more institutions, businesses and enterprises are investing in this technology, the system becomes stable, regulated and prosperous.

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There is tones of research re the benefits of delayed clamping for your individual baby including boost of immune system, easier time breastfeeding and becoming stable a lot sooner.

«Mayor Bloomberg has failed to move homeless families and individuals out of the shelter system and into stable housing, and failed to prevent thousands of New Yorkers from becoming homeless.

«It's important to bring food, but the way it is introduced makes a difference in whether the system stays stable or becomes unstable,» Fragoso said.

Of the eventual four stars, three may become a stable triple - star system.

If you have stable broadband and properly configured filtering, switch, server and wireless systems, then the opportunity to use RM's remote engineers to resolve complex issues becomes a highly cost - effective option that can also deliver service improvements.

The all - new CG150 TITAN became the first model in the small - sized motorcycle category1 in Brazil to feature CBS (Combined Brake System for front and rear wheels) as standard equipment, which enables stable braking and stopping.

NHTSA's research indicates than an ESC system's ability to maintain an absolute lateral acceleration below the criteria would provide an acceptable probability that the vehicle would remain stable and that a level of absolute lateral acceleration above the criteria would result in a high probability of the vehicle becoming unstable.

Yet the mind can't always achieve a stable position in a binary system, and the attempt at resolution becomes a catalyst for an existential crisis.

But it's the groups well stated explanation of why systems like aquaponics will become increasingly important as our climate becomes less stable that left me most impressed:

Given that we are perturbing the system, it is possible that unstable features (ENSO states, number of jet streams) may become more stable, thereby reducing regional climate variability.

At that point, the temperature becomes stable, and the system is in «equilibrium».

The middle case makes more sense to me as is because it was a relatively stable period of CO2 concentration, the system was more or less at equilibrium, 2,000 years is just on the threshold of where orbital forcing becomes significant, etc..

«The wind output profile is stable over a large area and as solar is added the system becomes even more stable.»

Once it is realized that greenhouse gases cool the atmosphere, then it becomes obvious that the atmosphere is already emission saturated, that the «wing» argument does not apply, and that the system is (nearly) stable.

I agree, not so much on the growing - season question as the larger issue many others have raised: we are causing what has seemed like a relatively stable system to become unglued, and we don't really have a clear idea what the consequences are.

It will, inevitably, increase the professional costs of doing business, as advice on processes, systems and procures becomes part of the stable of standard advice necessary for businesses having any scale and national or international reach.

After uninstalling existing FB App, my system has become more stable.

Due to the gradual implementation of the Core version 0.12.1 by bitcoin companies the system is becoming more stable as the number of «orphan» blocks in it is decreasing.

This stable network strengthens a child's feeling that they are not alone in this world, but have a deep and powerful support system — an important factor in becoming a psychologically healthy adult.

These «internal working models» within the attachment system coalesce during later childhood and adolescence into stable personality structures, with the «I'm inadequate» self - in - relationship schema reflected in narcissistic personality processes, while the abandoning other - in relationship expectation becomes reflected in borderline personality processes of an intense fear of abandonment.