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He turned the stabilizer off and let them run down.

He could make a better case for himself as a tax stabilizer.

The stabilizers in the economy are much better than they once were.

The hands will also act as a stabilizer for balance.

"But the point is you can use other kinds of stabilizers."

Mood stabilizers are often used as part of the treatment process.

The alliance is seen by the international community as a major stabilizer in the region.

"Let me know when you think you'll regain full control of the stabilizers."

The stabilizer stays in place under the weight of the table, he said.

"What seems different about this situation is the stabilizers themselves are in trouble," she said one recent afternoon.

Note: Make the development of new and better stabilizers a priority.

To the rear she could just see the tail stabilizers.

However, the vehicle was an important stabilizer of the towers.

With the stabilizers going out, it was all I could do to keep the ship from rolling.

She's a bit out of control, but the stabilizer will keep her on a level keel.

Two other airlines said they were looking into problems with the stabilizers on their airplanes.

In practice the stabilizer is often set at no angle of incidence.

Of course; the stabilizers are basically redundant using the new system.

He found the stabilizers and then took the simple joystick in his hands.

Looks like you have some scraps missing from your stabilizers, but they're still in one piece.

Block 15 was the first major change to the F-16 with larger horizontal stabilizers.

Additional types of stabilizer can be dissolved by water or heat.

Individuals less experienced with such things can purchase video stabilizers.

The horizontal stabilizer makes the nose of the plane point up or down.

He activated the stabilizer and placed it over her chest.

The fair fuel stabiliser is also likely to be damaging.

Luke is five, and still riding with the stabiliser wheels.

It is also looking at the merits of a fuel duty stabiliser, he says.

The set - including the stabiliser base - packs completely away into the pot.

A stabiliser is an additive to food which helps to preserve its structure.

Twin tails were fitted, carrying a common stabiliser in a high position.

A long-rod stabiliser holds a weight in front of the bow.

Forward of the tail was a small horizontal stabiliser.

The crash prompted a change to a single vertical stabiliser tail design.

A conventional stabiliser and elevator were adopted for later variants.

It also had a taller vertical stabiliser and a strengthened wing.

The enzyme preparation functions as a stabiliser in the final meat product.

The cause was attributed to ice accretion on the horizontal stabiliser.

During testing it was found that a third vertical stabiliser was also required.

Rear stabiliser bars were now fitted to all sedan models as well.

A photograph of the wreckage away from the main crash site apparently shows a horizontal stabiliser.

Hence compared to fin stabiliser systems this is highly inefficient.

The vertical stabiliser and rudder are made mostly of composite materials.

Many early designs failed to provide effective pitch control to compensate for the missing stabiliser.

This allowed longitudinal trim in the absence of a separate horizontal stabiliser.

It also has retractable stabiliser floats at each wing tip.

A 210N with longer span stabiliser and minor changes, produced 1985-86, 112 built.

A stabiliser - to stop the glass dissolving in water and increase corrosion resistance.

This is, of course, in addition to any long-rod stabiliser anti-torque effect.

A fin and stabiliser was carried to the rear, with a large elevator at the front of the aircraft.