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Unlike traditional athletic shoes that are built to be stable, rocker-sole shoes are deliberately unstable.

Governments do not want to rely on faraway, unstable or downright hostile countries for oil and gas.

Using the survey data of shallow seabed in Chengbei since1988, we studied the formation and evolution of unstable topography, and analyze the recent evolutional trend of unstable topography of the old Yellow River subaqueous delta.

In the early '80s, clot-busting drugs weren't generally available. My patient was unstable, but I did my best and he hung in there.

Though there were some problems in economic operation, we put those unhealthy and unstable factors all under control by virtue of macro economy.

The model produced two types of so-called criminal "hot spots," which are mathematically referred to as supercritical (which is an unstable system) and subcritical (which is a stable system.)

Bird asks whale and turtle if they have read the letter in the bottle; spider finds itself a structurally unstable net; at the bottom of the ladder is man-eater flower; cat is thinking of the fish while man is waiting for the black hope.

So you see it is unstable.

Jordan is sullen, Algeria unstable and Yemen seething (see article).

You have an unstable work history, having held several jobs in a relatively short period.

When mixed with sulfur, phosphorus, and the kind of heat you get from, say, friction, it's very unstable.

For now, it needs a stable Chechnya to reassure Russians ahead of next year's presidential election; in the future, it might again need an unstable one.

But as a result all governments are unstable multi-party coalitions subject to perverse incentives that have more to do with politicians' careers than with the wishes of the electorate at large.

On the other hand, celebrity advertisements may have high costs and risks. The advertisements would be unstable because of the ups and downs of the celebrity and may deviate from the theme of the advertisement.

It's very late, and my friend's unstable.

So you see, that's the difference between stable equilibrium and unstable equilibrium.

The interdependent world we live in is inherently unstable, full of both opportunity and forces of destruction.

The lack of contact would suggest that intelligent life and technological civilisations may be inherently unstable, and destroy themselves before they can signal their existence to one another.

If the atomic grid unit is too small, the grid will become unrecognizable in its complexity. Slight differences can feel unstable to users (though they are unlikely to know the source of these feelings) and ultimately fail in capitalizing in the potential strength of a strong grid system.

The "unstable" development release of Firefox is called Minefield.

Yellow is an unstable and spontaneous color, so avoid using yellow if you want to suggest stability and safety.

But that does not mean that more effective checks on the mentally unstable are impossible, or that restrictions on the killing power of what can be sold are doomed to failure.

But they do demonstrate the importance of unstable conditions in imparting to snowflakes their famous diversity.

People high on the neurotic scale, which can mean being moody, emotionally unstable and fretful, were more likely to have an anguished remembrance of the past and to be less happy.

Most students who begin to study plasma physics are intrigued by the unstable nature of plasmas.

I had grown up in a very unstable atmosphere, which made me unstable.

Fonts that work together well in print don't necessarily work on the screen, since the anti-aliasing makes them unstable and shaky.

optimization program for unstable secondaries