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| ia where they maintained Hickory Tree Farm and | Stable, a thoroughbred breeding and racing operation. |
| It featured an administrative office, a horse | stable, a forge, a workshop, a weighing shed and a wa |
| Although they are not perfectly | stable, a relatively modest effort at station keeping |
| th the spatial precision of the ablation and a | stable ablation quality are addressed within the SOLA |
| er atoms in the unit cell and a hexagonal form | stable above 104°C. |
| Austenite is only | stable above 910 °C (1,670 °F) in bulk metal form. |
| t has low volatility and vapor pressure and is | stable above 100 °C. |
| Such microemulsions are probably very | stable across a reasonably wide range of elevated tem |
| described by the author as a scientist with a | stable, acute and above all rational personality. |
| al selection) drive a deme population from one | stable adaptive peak to another on the adaptive fitne |
| The | stable adds on another 1070 m² (11,500 ft²), and it t |
| ly unstable and hard to handle, by purifying a | stable adduct with a Lewis acid and then obtaining th |
| For example, it forms | stable adducts with metallocenes. |
| ll on the endothelial cell surface followed by | stable adhesion and transmigration of the white blood |
| Friends of Governor | Stable administers a recreational lease on the proper |
| The character formed the | stable after he was fired from the Nation of Dominati |
| He began feuding with the | stable after they would not let him join the band; th |
| 20 GPa and heating to 1500-1800 °C; it remains | stable after releasing the temperature and pressure. |
| His condition became | stable after electro and chemotherapy. |
| The purified material is reasonably | stable against decomposition if stored at low tempera |
| pressed by the gap, which has been shown to be | stable against local perturbations. |
| Phosphorine is generally | stable against air and moisture and can be handled wi |
| are called "double magic", and are especially | stable against decay. |
| Unlike native GLP-1, liraglutide is | stable against metabolic degradation by both peptidas |
| β-peptides are | stable against proteolytic degradation in vitro and i |
| the depression soon entered an environment of | stable air and cooler sea surface temperatures and gr |
| The song gained fairly high and | stable airplay which boosted the sales of the single. |
| viduals, and the long-term trend appears to be | stable albeit with some fluctuations. |
| gested that the triplet state of C2O2 might be | stable, albeit much less so than its relatives CO2 an |
| Sam and Luka finally find an exhausted but | stable Alex at a Canon City hospital, where he claims |
| deamination of an alanine molecule produces a | stable alkyl free radical, CH3C•HCOO-. |
| those with the phosphate backbone remain more | stable, allowing rapid re-binding to the minor groove |
| your position, and then claiming that it is a | stable almost-guideline for almost two years... Fram |
| w World Class' main go-to people) formed a new | stable alongside wrestler/manager Phil Apollo (who wa |
| o the restaurant permit for the original horse | Stable, already in place. |
| The SYN | stable also includes paid-for weekly titles the South |
| urce of isochronous (that is to say, frequency | stable), alternating electric current used with both |
| So they decided to find a more potent and | stable alternative, one that would be more practical. |
| Its aromaticity makes it relatively | stable, although as a heterocycle, it has reactive si |
| rings and polymers, thiobenzophenone is quite | stable, although it photoxidizes in air to form benzo |
| ely run out of the hydrogen fuel that keeps it | stable, although its age is only 3.1 billion years ol |
| It is the simplest | stable aminothiol and a degradation product of the am |
| Iron(II) sulfide, FeS, the less | stable amorphous form; |
| owever, is thought to have remained relatively | stable, an equilibrium between creation (first-year i |
| he entire ANSI Common Lisp standard, but it is | stable and quite usable, though very poor as a develo |
| ation proved that the school structure was not | stable, and children spent the rest of the year at th |
| h was out of repair), a drying kiln, a barn, a | stable and a shippon. |
| imarily on military means in order to create a | stable and democratic Iraq. |
| s (bimodal distribution of hybrids) are highly | stable and usually the result of assortative mating o |
| homes) and also the land beneath was not fully | stable and this caused a great deal of subsidence on |
| ncrease of water in the system, making it more | stable and less prone to fluctuations of pH and salin |
| of minerals with the ones at bottom being most | stable and the ones at top being quickest to weather, |
| With a | stable and sophisticated government and leased land s |
| Stable and gentle. | |
| Metropolitan | stable and car house |
| The engineered symbiont is | stable and safe. |
| Article is | stable and no edit warring. |
| Several bromites are | stable and have been isolated. |
| Some nucleogenic isotopes are | stable and others are radioactive. |
| It is otherwise | stable and safe to work with. |
| They are quite | stable and show the Tyndall effect. |
| It had an equestrian | stable and trails by river. |
| Blendworth also has a | stable and a brass band. |
| These vessels offered very | stable and cost effective platforms. |
| So the unstable fixed point becomes | stable and vice versa. |
| are more | stable and do not disperse in aqueous solutions |
| ements in animal feed are calcium iodate (most | stable) and potassium iodide (most water-soluble, lea |
| The levitation is 5 axis | stable, and the remaining axis is neutrally stable, o |
| Once oxidized, it is very | stable and hard to reduce back to neutral metal. |
| The City | Stable and Garage is a historic building at 74 Elliot |
| Piperonyl butoxide is moderately | stable, and is a semisynthetic derivative of safrole. |
| e league's existing teams were not financially | stable, and franchise relocations were commonplace. |
| The new walls will be more | stable and easier for volunteers to clean. |
| Polyaspartic coatings are UV and light | stable and will not yellow like aromatic polyureas an |
| It is a relatively | stable and gentrifying neighborhood that has been lon |
| The B. Harley Bradley House & | Stable and the Warren Hickox House both still stand t |
| Thus diversity is achieved within a | stable and fixed tonal center. |
| Our objective is to give Romania a | stable and competent government. |
| If X is metrizable, we can define the | stable and unstable sets for any point by |
| Aqueous solutions of dithionates are quite | stable and can be boiled without decomposition. |
| acts with diisocyanate to form polyurethane, a | stable and easily stored synthetic material. |
| It will stay there if your hand is perfectly | stable and nothing perturbs the equilibrium. |
| Mr Ruecker added: “Kosovo is a | stable and mature society, which welcomes internation |
| e decline of mining, agriculture became a more | stable and attractive business in the 1860s. |
| The ammonium salt is somewhat more | stable, and deflagrates or explodes above 200 °C. |
| The population of this species is | stable, and listed as "locally common". |
| ertheless, Champion continued to mature into a | stable and close-knit village. |
| The ADM formalism does not permit | stable and long-term numerical simulations. |
| Brian Epstein signed them to his | stable and sent them over to Hamburg. |
| It is very | stable and has a high melting point and density. |
| lm outlines the couple's struggle to provide a | stable and loving home to their children. |
| The article is | stable, and provides a neutral point of view. |
| It is the most | stable and most readily available iodide of zirconium |
| in areas affected by humans, the population is | stable and in some areas growing. |
| Unlike the related pentacene, triquinacene is | stable, and has a melting point of 18°C. |
| The pentahydrate is | stable and is used as the commercial form of PtCl4. |
| They are less thermally | stable and often can not be sublimed. |
| At his Long Island estate, he built a large | stable and training track. |
| 1 cells are useful for transformations and for | stable and temporary transfections. |
| carried out under this condition appear to be | stable and happy unions. |
| In fact it was very | stable, and one could drive a car across it. |
| arter Maguire is definitely not her type: he's | stable, and he's safe. |
| He had few prospects for more | stable and gainful employment, given his dishonorable |
| ar the study of dynamical systems, the idea of | stable and unstable sets or stable and unstable manif |
| ey Styles, Joel Gertner, Cyrus, the 'Pure ECW' | stable and the 'Commentary' stable. |
| McNamara argued that this policy kept prices | stable and prevented the price from dropping sharply |
| ama has spoken of the benefits of preserving a | stable and democratic Iraq. |
| to take what they want, the situation will be | stable and the situation will be good. |
| wever, many esters of this carboxylic acid are | stable and these chloroformates are important reagent |
| resulting mono-nitrosyl-iron complex (MNIC) is | stable, and may be detected with Electron Paramagneti |
| ld days used in clothing because it was light, | stable and absorbed little moisture. |
| al isotopes are a subset of the isotopes, both | stable and radioactive, which are the object of Isoto |
| Type A fractures are usually | stable and can be managed with simple measures, such |
| ce, Colorado Springs's economy is usually very | stable and frequently sees growth. |
| Warm, dry air is relatively | stable, and once it blankets a region, it stabilizes |
| The compound is generally | stable and soluble in organic solvents such as aceton |
| If the lower atmosphere is | stable and no moist air moves in, the weather will mo |
| safety algorithms developed that way are more | stable and robust at run time. |
| He joined Henry Cecil's | stable and was second jockey to Steve Cauthen before |
| This chemical is considered to be relatively | stable and has greater available chlorine than sodium |
| This compound is reported as | stable and with according to X-ray crystallography a |
| y applications by RDX, which is thermally more | stable and has longer shelf life. |
| This substance was described as quite | stable, and the authors claimed to have produced the |
| auses the dopamine receptor D2 gene to be less | stable and degrade faster, under expressing the gene. |
| The browser itself remains | stable and other tabs remain unaffected, thereby mini |
| 4.) NPOV, 5.) | stable, and 6.) images, all of which are appropriatel |
| The new design was found to be more | stable, and a train now held 210 tons of coal. |
| and Makeig joined effort to release the first | stable and fully documented version of EEGLAB. |
| onding sodium salt, sodium chlorite, NaClO2 is | stable and inexpensive enough to be commercially avai |
| ates in nucleophilic aromatic substitution but | stable and isolated Meisenheimer salts are also known |
| The treaty's arrangements proved very | stable and regulated Dutch-Ahanta diplomatic affairs |
| features 3 axis stabilization to help keep it | stable and pointed at the earth at all times. |
| The population become | stable and healthy, and has been breeding and growing |
| rried, she expanded with a lodge, dining hall, | stable and some cabins for guests. |
| Her home life was | stable and loving, although she encountered racial pr |
| ow the lysocline where siliceous sediments are | stable and carbonates are dissolved. |
| pentoxide, this brown/yellow solid is the most | stable and common compound of vanadium. |
| nsibility of starting their own sumo wrestling | stable and employ wrestlers for traditional Sumo cont |
| The treaty was not | stable and the situation soon changed with the Polish |
| troduced Venetian politics has become far more | stable and governments generally last for a full term |
| the community as a restaurant, bowling alley, | stable, and dance hall. |
| esulting in more potent and more metabolically | stable and longer acting compounds. |
| uding a grist mill, a cotton gin, and a livery | stable and feed mill. |
| x relationship with the environment and a more | stable and increasingly complex culture. |
| at consists of a few houses, a village hall, a | stable and a separate riding school. |
| cluding women and children, were locked in the | stable and burned alive, while those trying to escape |
| ore the 1.0 candidates, were widely considered | stable and mature enough for production use - this re |
| erFS (now occasionally referred to as Reiser3) | stable and feature-complete and, with the exception o |
| Lithium fluoride is exceptionally chemically | stable and LiF/BeF2 mixtures (FLiBe) have low melting |
| larger values, the interval [0,1] is no longer | stable, and the sequence is likely to be attracted by |
| while five categories, including murder, were | stable, and domestic violence was up. |
| de in the 17th century) which was originally a | stable and coach block. |
| was uneven, but the second half displays were | stable and the team was on top of the table when 23 r |
| PFNA is very | stable and is not known to degrade in the environment |
| , is a vast compound enclosing a huge granary, | stable and structures used to mount elephants (unfort |
| The authors argue that populations are not | stable and movement of cats is significant between ur |
| ame to establish itself among the world's most | stable, and in terms of human development index (at 0 |
| in an attempt to show the world that Iraq was | stable and safe, Saddam Hussein was planning to host |
| romosome-mediated beta-lactamases, cefepime is | stable and is a front line agent when infection with |
| illion, the Shelter will be transformed into a | stable and environmentally safe system for an estimat |
| yotes, such as Murex snails, which have a very | stable and specific bromoperoxidase, but perhaps not |
| While the utility classes are typically | stable and fairly similar across implementations, som |
| nal' recruit, from middle-class backgrounds in | stable and prosperous countries, such as the US, Brit |
| uminium chloride adduct (POCl3·AlCl3) is quite | stable, and so POCl3 can be used to remove AlCl3 comp |
| e in 1853-55, and the old chapel was used as a | stable and barn until it burnt down in 1905. |
| een swift, clear-cut and definitive and that a | stable and free government would have been operating |
| s Lisp-like syntax, it is generally considered | stable, and is notable as part of a recent rise in us |
| ent has always been seen by its fans as a very | stable and powerful instant messaging client. |
| shing others to merge, and assigning others to | stable and permanent channels with predictable signal |
| n of John to guitar and vocals in late 1993, a | stable and more mature lineup was completed. |
| cation, this is a formality, and the format is | stable and in widespread use; not least as a sub-set |
| l Society, the name comes from Packard's Sales | Stable and Riding School which existed in the area fr |
| suitable configuration, and was a little less | stable and more subject to vibration than a mounting |
| ch-quality imaging because they were extremely | stable and less likely to bend or distort, especially |
| r Grange is also the name of a fictional Horse | Stable and Country Estate set in Devon, UK in the boo |
| e in numbers, its population is believed to be | stable, and it is therefore classed as Least Concern |
| illion, the Shelter will be transformed into a | stable and environmentally safe system for an estimat |
| ogravity environment of the ISS will provide a | stable and accurate time base for different areas of |
| uch as t-butyl or trimethylsilyl are much more | stable and are useful reagents for the synthesis of v |
| country's strong desire to establish a secure, | stable and unified democracy... On behalf of all Cana |
| urope requires the economic contributions of a | stable and productive Germany." |
| g Taxes is a coalition dedicated to ensuring a | stable and equitable revenue source for our state by |
| eneric massive representations, the states are | stable and the mass formulae is exact. |
| olecules grouped into polymers, which are very | stable and withstand treatment with 2% SDS at room te |
| population in Teesdale has remained relatively | stable, and the area now holds 30 percent of the Engl |
| cated in vermiculated fashion), the monumental | stable and walls were all erected during the French R |
| istration would continue to provide relatively | stable and solvent government to St. John's, leading |
| NE COTTAGE, with excellent yard, garden, barn, | stable, and orchard..…bounded on the north by a beaut |
| exploration of what happens when an apparently | stable and caring marriage is challenged by the intro |
| of the nest (see picture 1), the situation is | stable, and forecasting and planning is possible in t |
| ouse had been gutted, were what used to be the | stable and the kitchen wings. |
| iod k, then it is a fixed point of fk, and the | stable and unstable sets of p are |
| ter than the speed of light in order to remain | stable and avoid collapsing to the center. |
| raqis and Americans who are building a secure, | stable and democratic future in Iraq." |
| is a project that aims to develop a reliable, | stable and fast computer graphics system that works e |
| The project's goal is to provide a | stable and bug free codebase that developers can use |
| ers underground and had 9 rooms, a corridor, a | stable and animal pens. |
| Pure TNM is | stable and cannot be made to explode, even with the u |
| describes the simple surroundings, in a humble | stable and watched by beasts of burden. |
| had a very difficult time becoming financially | stable, and late in its history it's said that employ |
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