stability

(Askeri) HAVA İSTİKRARI: Hava sıcaklığının dikey yönde yükselip alçalmasıyla etkilenen atmosfer durumu. Bu durum, değişik irtifalardaki hava tabakaları arasında karışım veya değişim derecesini tayin eder

aircraft stability

(Havacılık) uçak dengesi

asymptotic stability

sonusur kararlilik

asymptotic stability in the large

sonusurda genel kararlilik

atmospheric stability

(Askeri) ATMOSFERİK DURULMA, ATMOSFERİK İSTİKRAR: Hava şartlarını ifade eden terim. Yükselen ve alçalan hava cereyanları fazla olduğu zaman hava istikrarsız, cereyanların miktarı az ise veya hiç yoksa istikrarlı denir. Ayrıca bakınız: "inversion", "neutral" ve "lapse"

balkan stability pact

(Politika, Siyaset) balkan istikrar paktı

bode stability criterion

(Gıda) boda kararlılık ölçütü

conditional stability

sınırlı denge

conditional stability

koşullu denge

dimensional stability

(Nükleer Bilimler) boyutsal kararlılık

element of stability

(Askeri) İstikrar unsuru

enzyme stability

(Tıp) enzim stabilitesi

frequency stability

frekans (siklik) kararliligi

hydrolytic stability

hidrolitik kararlılık

initial stability

başlangıç dengesi

lack of stability

denge yetersizliği

long-term stability

uzun süreli duraylılık

margin of stability

kararlilik siniri

neutral stability

(Meteoroloji) doğal kararlılık

nuclear stability

(Nükleer Bilimler) nükleer kararlılık

nuclear stability

(Nükleer Bilimler) çekirdek kararlılığı

selective stability

(Meteoroloji) seçici kararlılık

short-term stability

kısa süreli duraylılık

slope stability analysis

şev duraylılıgı analizi

spinning stability

(Tekstil) eğirme stabilitesi

to take care not to prejudice the financial stability

(Avrupa Birliği) mali istikrarı tehlikeye düşürmemeye dikkat etmek

uniform stability

duzgun (birbicimli) kararlilik

Türkisch - Türkisch

Definition von stability im Türkisch Türkisch wörterbuch
stabil: Dengeli
stabil: Genellikle birbirine ekli metal levhalardan oluşan soyut heykel
stabil: Sağlamlaştırılmış
stabil: Dayanıklı, sağlam
stabil: Düz. Kararlı, değişmez
stabil: Düz durma

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von stability im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: The condition of being stable or in equilibrium, and thus resistant to change; The tendency to recover from perturbations; {n} firmness, constancy; n the ability of an object to stay in one place; the condition of a body or system which responds to a specified disturbance by opposition and suppression Often used in meteorology to refer to convective stability in particular; The ability of an electric system to maintain a state of equilibrium during normal and abnormal system conditions or disturbances; How stable did the software run on the test environment (A DX4/100 with 16 Megs of RAM for MS-Windows based editors) Very Stable -- never crashed my system or made the system act strangely Stable -- did not crash my system, but caused strange activity (continuous disk access, very slow performance, etc ) Somewhat Stable -- Did crash (general protection fault) Not Stable -- Software made system crash or caused some harm when used; the quality or attribute of being firm and steadfast a stable order; The tendency of a rocket with the proper center of gravity/center of pressure relationship to maintain a straight course despite rotating forces caused by variations in design and outside disturbances; the capacity of an object to return to equilibrium or to its original position after being displaced; The state or quality of being stable, or firm; steadiness; firmness; strength to stand without being moved or overthrown; as, the stability of a structure; the stability of a throne or a constitution; Fixedness; as opposed to fluidity; In wireless, the accuracy to which the operating frequency is maintained through temperature changes and over time; The capability of a system to tolerate or recover from disturbance or an environmental stress; Steadiness or firmness of character, firmness of resolution or purpose; the quality opposite to fickleness, irresolution, or inconstancy; constancy; steadfastness; as, a man of little stability, or of unusual stability; The condition of being stable; the quality or attribute of being firm and steadfast; The ability of a shoe to resist excessive foot motion; The ability of a metal detector to maintain manually adjusted tuning thresh- old under the effects of outside interference See also Drift; the ability of a given assemblage of organisms to withstand disturbance without a major change in the number of species or individuals; the quality of being free from change or variation; see stable. In mathematics, a condition in which a slight disturbance in a system does not produce a significant disrupting effect on that system. A solution to a differential equation is said to be stable if a slightly different solution that is close to it when x = 0 remains close for nearby values of x. Stability of solutions is important in physical applications because deviations in mathematical models inevitably result from errors in measurement. A stable solution will be usable despite such deviations; the quality of an instrument or sensor to maintain a consistent output when a constant input is applied; Temperature, electrical, dimensional, and power stability are important attributes in a working laser The Everlase™ series of industrial lasers achieve such stability through circulating coolant, cast iron end pieces, permanent alignment, electrical control, and kinematic mounting Result: long-term variation of only +/- 2% of rated power; a stable order; Ability of a material to remain unchanged A material is stable if it remains in the same form under expected and reasonable conditions of storage or use; The ability of a component, circuit, or system to maintain a fixed level of operation within specified tolerances under varying external conditions Changing conditions include voltage, frequency, temperature, and longevity See RELIABILITY; The ability of a device to produce the same output when subject to same input applied over a long period of time Specific to photodetectors, a measure of the ability of the detector's responsivity not to drift over extended period of time (inverse of degradation); Ability of a material to remain unchanged in the presence of heat, moisture or air; The invariability of a specified property of a substance, device, or apparatus with time, or under the influence of typically extrinsic factors; The ability of an asphalt paving mixture to resist deformation from imposed loads Stability is dependent upon both internal friction and cohesion; The ability of a material to remain unchanged For MSDS purposes, a material is stable if it remains in the same form under expected and reasonable conditions of storage or use Conditions that may cause instability (dangerous change) are stated; for example, temperatures above 150°F ; shock from dropping; Stability is the ability of a material to remain unchanged in the presence of heat, moisture or air An unstable material may decompose, polymerize, burn or explode under normal environmental conditions Any indication that the material is unstable gives warning that special handling and storage precautions may be necessary; {i} solidity, firmness, permanence, steadfastness; the degree to which the composted material can be stored or used without giving rise to nuisances, or can be applied to the soil without causing problems due to incomplete degradation of readily biodegradable materials; Unchanging with time This can be a static state (nothing changes) or a steady state (resource flows occur) In complex systems we have multistable states, i e many semi-stable positions possible within a single system; that condition of a body which causes it to be restored to its original equilibrium after a disturbance
stability conditions: Pitch configurations, as considered "out of time"
Time-span and prolongational reductions depend on stability conditions.
dimensional stability: The degree to which a material maintains its original dimensions when subjected to changes in temperature and humidity
directional stability: the ability of a vehicle to maintain its course, or remain under normal steering control, while subjected to directionally disturbing influences such as cross-winds, braking on irregular surfaces or turning
island of stability: A grouping of isotopes of some transuranic elements that are predicted to be more stable that others due to having filled shells of protons and neutrons
metacentric stability: The tendency of a ship or other water-going vessel to remain upright due to its centre of gravity being below its centre of buoyancy, ie. basically having most of its weight down low
price stability: A state of economy characterized by low inflation, and thus a stable value of money. Price stability is one of the central goals of most governments and central banks
dimensional stability: Fabrics can stretch and shrink in the warp, fill or bias directions, depending on the construction and/or fibers employed When a fabric is dimensionally stable, means that stretching and shrinking have been controlled to a certain degree
dimensional stability: Fabrics can stretch and shrink in the warp, fill or bias directions, depending on the construction and/ or fibers employed When a fabric is dimensionally stable, means that stretching and shrinking have been controlled to a certain degree
dimensional stability: The measure of change of a material caused by changes in temperature, humidity, chemical treatment and stress exposure
dimensional stability: The physical properties of a material which describe its dimensional response to heat or moisture
dimensional stability: Ability of a part to retain the precise shape to which it was molded, cast, or otherwise fabricated
dimensional stability: The ability of a material to resist changes in its dimensions due to temperature, moisture, and physical stress
dimensional stability: The ability of a material to retain its current properties and to resist a change in size resulting from exposure to temperature changes and moisture
dimensional stability: The ability of a paper or film to maintain its size during changes in moisture (such as when inks or other liquids are applied) and relative humidity
dimensional stability: Degree to which paper maintains its size and shape in the printing process and when subjected to changes in moisture content or relative humidity
dimensional stability: The ability of an alloy to retain its size and shape over time
dimensional stability: It is a test carried out to determine the stability of the wood under specific conditions such as humidity, dryness etc
dimensional stability: ability to retain precise shape and size
dimensional stability: The ability of a material to stay put or to resist changes in its dimensions due to temperature, moisture or physical stress variations; stability of a material
dimensional stability: The ability of a material to retain its current properties and to resist a change in size resulting from exposure to temperature changes, moisture or other contaminants
dimensional stability: Ability of paper to retain its exact size despite the influence of temperature, moisture or stretching
dimensional stability: The ability of the carpet to retain its original size and shape, e g a secondary backing adds dimensional stability to carpet
dimensional stability: Ability of a component to retain its shape and size over a long period in service
dimensional stability: The ability of a floor to maintain it original dimensions during the life of the product
dimensional stability: The ability to resist dimensional change; i e the amount of shrinkage or expansion
dimensional stability: The degree to which a paper will maintain its size and shape when subjected to changes in moisture content and relative humidity
dimensional stability: The ability of paper or paperboard to maintain size It is the resistance of paper to dimensional change with change in moisture content or relative humidity Dimensional stability is essential for keeping forms in registration during printing and keeping sheets from jamming or wrinkling on press or in laser printers
dimensional stability: retention of the precise shape of the cavity
dimensional stability: – A property of the material to hold its exact shape after it has been molded Dimensional stability can be correlated to shrink factor and other material properties
dimensional stability: The ability of a plastic part retain the precise shape in which it was molded
dimensional stability: Ability of a film to hold size throughout its cycle of use Polyester-based films are more dimensionally stable than acetate bases; glass is more stable than polyester
price stability regulation: law which maintains steady prices
stabilities: plural of stability
thermal stability: Resistance of a material to drastic changes in temperature
thermal stability: It is polymers thermal characteristic It is the time interval for which polymer remains stable at certain temperature Beyond that time if the polymer is exposed to longer duration for a given temperature, it degrades
thermal stability: Ability of a polymer to maintain its physical properties when exposed to high temperatures
thermal stability: Ability of a fuel or lubricant to resist oxidation under high temperature operating conditions