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stable1
a. the racehorses belonging to a particular establishment or owner
b. the establishment itself
c. (as modifier): stable companion

stable2
1. (of an elementary particle, atomic nucleus, etc.) not undergoing decay; not radioactive
2. (of a chemical compound) not readily partaking in a chemical change
3. (of electronic equipment) with no tendency to self-oscillation

stable [′stā·bəl]
(physics)
Not subject to any change without the application of an external agency, such as radiation; said of a molecule, atom, nucleus, or elementary particle.


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By integrating the operations, the three companies, which are currently operating all segments of the LPG business from import, wholesaling to retailing, aim to increase their efficiency and competitiveness, to provide more finely-tuned services and to improve the quality of operations through a comprehensive security system, in order to stably and safely supply LPG, a clean energy, to customers.
Orthogonal double-suspension construction stably supports edge-linked diaphragms
The new patents relate to new signal processing techniques used to provide useful measurements of both mass flow and density and the operational aspects of keeping the Coriolis meter running stably in single-phase or two-phase flow conditions, and dynamic transitions between these flow conditions.
 
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