Examples of using Stabilises in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Wait for about 5 seconds so that the reading stabilises.
EURUSD: euro stabilises on balance line ahead of new drivers.
It is effective in stress reduction and stabilises nerve fibres in the brain.
Time lags in natural systems such as ice caps and ocean circulation mean that changeswill continue for millennia after the CO2 level stabilises(see graphic).
Mark will be using a new rig that stabilises the camera and allows him to get right into the action.
Folic acid increases the body with energy while vitamin B6 stabilises the hormones.
Ascend P7 alsouses smart network switching technology that stabilises the connection even during weak signal reception to minimise battery drainage.
The hamlet of San Miguel Los Lotes on the lush southern flank of the volcano was almost completely swallowed by several metres of ash, andformal search efforts have been suspended until the still-erupting volcano stabilises.
China's economy is likely to weaken further before growth stabilises in the second half of the year".
As crude prices recover and the global economy stabilises, the outlook for the net oil exporter has brightened and its current-account surplus widened to the most in more than two years in the last quarter of 2016.
This gives a pulsating effect and is useful both for limiting the overall power input to the sample and creating good agitation within the sample to theinitial input being high as the electronics stabilises during each duty cycle.
It inhibits the sodium-potassium pump because it stabilises the E2-P transition state, in which the pump is inactive.
Still, with the headwinds from cooling global growth and the lagged impact of slower credit growth set to intensify… China's economyis likely to weaken further before growth stabilises in the second half of the year.”.
Sea levels will continue rising even if the climate stabilises because the ocean reacts slowly to changes.
All middle powers display foreign policy behaviour that stabilises and legitimises the global order, typically through multilateral and cooperative initiatives.
Reuters reported that U.S. stocks rose on Tuesday on hopes that Greekdebt negotiations could result in a deal that stabilises Europe, while Apple helped lift the S&P 500 and Nasdaq as it became the first U.S. company worth more than US$700 billion.
Some form of over correction is to be expected as the cornea stabilises through the healing process, lasting symptoms can also be corrected.
They want the population stabilised;
EURUSD: price stabilising near the balance line.
This policy was aimed at stabilising the cost of bread on the domestic market.
Stabilised chlorine granules 56% 60% Sodium Dichloroisocyanurate Sodium dichloroisocyanurate can be used as a reagent for N-monochlorination and dehydrochlorination of amino esters.
What will bring a real solution to the situation in Iran andwhat has already stabilised it?"?
The premature US withdrawal in 2010 was also a deep strategicerror because it came well before Iraq was stabilised.
Nor is it known how effectivesteroid treatment is in preventing scoliosis or in stabilising cardiac or respiratory function in this setting.
At the same time,while the operating environment for the banking sector has stabilised, capital levels remain inadequate and asset quality is still weak.
Using the PL filter, the shutter speed was slower but in exchange for shutter speed,the 4-stop image stabilising system effectively suppressed camera shaking, so I had the peace of mind to focus on the shoot.
Arab unity is a very important element in order toallow this region to be stabilised and for… the Syrian refugees to find again a future that corresponds to their aspirations," he said.
Data so far in 2013 suggested the situation was stabilising, they said, but the outlook remained weak and exposed to key risks, such as the political uncertainty in Italy and Germany ahead of elections later this year.
The drug appears to act by preventing thebacteria from getting into the bloodstream from the site of infection by stabilising the blood vessels so that they cannot leak bacteria and infect the major organs.