### stability:

Atmospheric stability
* affects pollution released from ground level and elevated sources differently.
* determines the movement of air parcels within the atmosphere as a whole.
* is one of the key players for summer showers and thunderstorms.

Economic stability
* depends on people, resources, and good businesses.
* is one of the most significant characteristics of sustainable farming systems
  - the key to low mortgage rates
* means security and it creates confidence in the future.

Emotional stability
* is an indicator of a healthy and mature adult
  - one of the most important traits good managers can have
* is required in order to cope with human suffering and frequent emergencies
* stems from the capacity to deal with life's many inconsistencies.

Financial stability
* forms the bedrock of sustained economic development.
* is also one of the most visible public indicators of strength
  - vital to a prosperous economy in several ways

Heat stability
* critical issue for commercial phytase products.
* is dependent on concentration, polymer type, and residence time
  - pigment concentration, polymer type and residence time

Macroeconomic stability
* is essential for achieving the growth needed for development.
* is the bedrock on which our whole strategy is based
  - sine qua non for maintaining the competitiveness of the economy

Political stability
* comes through a moderation of claims to rule.
* has nothing to do with economy.
* is important to investors, especially foreign investors.

### stability:

Price stability
* allows for faster economic growth and higher living standards.
* crucial precondition for sustained growth in economic activity and employment.
* fundamental condition to maintain steady growth.
* is measured by the annual percentage change in the price index
  - the absolutely essential means to produce sustained economic growth
  - when prices fluctuate within some socially acceptable range or narrow band
* protects the value of people's incomes and savings, and encourages investment.
* remains the primary goal of monetary policy.

Rotational stability
* depends on the relative lines of action of forces on an object.
* is of great importance to floating vessels.

Social stability
* can be crucial to positive change, but it can also be used to prevent change.
* demands a public's access to adequate, affordable, and safe food.

### stabilization:

Equilibration
* are stabilization.
* facilitates the removal of electrophoresis buffer salts and detergents.
* is another functional invariant, present throughout the course of one's life
* processes in sphaleron transitions.

Stabilizer
* aid in aiming by improving the balance of the bow.
* are added, usually in small quantities, to counter the effects of aging
  - airfoils
  - also critical to operation of three point guidance systems
  - another important group of additives used in polymers
  - chemicals
  - devices
  - hydrocolloidal substances which prevent product separation
  - part of tails
* can keep gasoline fresh longer than a year
  - reduce noise and vibration
* have no fluids to leak.
* help to hold lactose in supersaturated state due to viscosity enhancement
  - keep the feet in a stable position throughout the day
* is nature's most unique soil amendment.
* natural unique soil amendment that enhances soil equilibrium.
* prevent foods from getting rotten and emulsifiers help ingredients from separating.
* reduce oxidation and contain a biocide.