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instability Noun lack of steadiness or reliability
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instability noun 1. uncertainty, insecurity, weakness, imbalance, vulnerability, wavering, volatility, unpredictability, restlessness, fluidity, fluctuation, disequilibrium, transience, impermanence, precariousness, mutability, shakiness, unsteadiness, inconstancy << OPPOSITE stability Translations n instability [instəˈbiləti] lack of stability or steadiness eg of personality. onbestendigheid عَدَم إسْتِقْرار нестабилност nestálost ustadighed; uligevægt die Unbeständigkeit αστάθεια inestabilidad ebastabiilsus بی ثباتی epävakaisuus instabilité אִי-יַצִיבוּת अस्थिरता nestabilnost ingatagság ketidakstabilan óstöðugleiki instabilità 不安定 불안정 nepastovumas nestabilitāte tidak stabil instabiliteit ustabilitet, ustøhet, ustadighet chwiejność instabilidade instabilitate неуравновешенность nestálosť labilnost nestabilnost instabilitet ความไม่มั่นคง kararsızlık, dengesizlik 不穩定性 нестабільність; нестійкість عدم استحکام bất ổn định 不稳定性 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Rainier Boot, the latest addition to the company's line of Sure Step custom ankle-foot orthoses, is used in the management of moderate to severe posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction, degenerative arthritis, severe pronation, and other ankle instabilities. The Shadow Moire system can be used to characterize the surface topography of paper and to study the problems of dimensional instabilities. Mayer argues that his group has shown that a protoplanetary disk can evolve through a sequence of milder instabilities, coming to a point where the disk fragments into planet forming clumps. |
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