stabiliser|stabilisers in English
noun stabiliser (Brit.)
person or thing that stabilizes; relatively large shock absorber for cars; (Aviation) airfoil that stabilizes an airplane; (Nautical) mechanical device that controls and reduces the the rolling of a ship in stormy and rought waters; (Chemistry) chemical that is added to a another substance to maintain it in a stable chemical or physical condition; ingredient (gelatin for example) used to prevent certain desserts from breaking down (also stabilizer)
Use "stabiliser|stabilisers" in a sentence
1. Said novel stabilisers are particularly suitable to act as light stabilisers for polymers.
2. Supraconductive conductor comprising an aluminium-based cryogenic stabiliser
3. Trim control, fixed and adjustable stabilisers;
4. Sanitary articles, in particular jet regulators, aerating mechanisms, flow stabilisers
5. Gases (petroleum), light straight run gasoline fractionation stabiliser off; Petroleum gas
6. Anti-oxidising preparations and other compounds stabilisers for rubber or plastics
7. Voltage detectors, dividers, limiters, meters, regulators, spike suppressors, stabilisers, testing devices and transformers
8. The stabilisers (4, 5) are suitably arranged eccentrically and circumferentially offset by 180?
9. Thanks to stabilisers, and effective modern remedies for seasickness, real discomfort is rare.
10. Austerity usually involves a government trying to counteract the effect of the automatic stabilisers
11. They are needed as acidulants, pH-adjusting agents and as stabilisers for dispersions and suspensions.
12. In addition, some Parties had introduced control measures for cadmium used as surface treatment, stabiliser and colouring agent
13. Design of alarm systems relating to air pressure stabilisers, pressure monitoring equipment, air diffusers and pressure relief vents
14. Use of selected and biologically admissible stabilisers in polyvinyl ester-based impregnating agents for consolidating the ground
15. Gamesa was tasked with supplying the rear fuselage, stabilisers and the tail fin of the two aircraft.
16. Software and hardware design relating to air pressure stabilisers, pressure monitoring equipment, air diffusers and pressure relief vents
17. But the real miracle happened when Joshi installed an alternator and a voltage stabiliser - the 50 - year - old watermill started generating power .
18. A Land Rover mechanic replaced the stabiliser unit behind the dash - the fuel gauge worked again but not the temperature gauge.
19. 17 It was made of aluminiumtubing, Mylar and piano wire, with a weird horizontal stabiliser poking fromthe front like the head of a stork.
20. Pickling preparations; fluxes; prepared rubber accelerators; compound plasticisers and stabilisers for rubber or plastics; catalytic preparations n.e.c.; mixed alkylbenzenes and mixed alkylnaphthalenes n.e.c.
21. CPA #.#.#: Pickling preparations; fluxes; prepared rubber accelerators; compound plasticisers and stabilisers for rubber or plastics; catalytic preparations n.e.c.; mixed alkylbenzenes and mixed alkylnaphthalenes n.e.c
22. CPA 20.59.56: Pickling preparations; fluxes; prepared rubber accelerators; compound plasticisers and stabilisers for rubber or plastics; catalytic preparations n.e.c.; mixed alkylbenzenes and mixed alkylnaphthalenes n.e.c.
23. The unit is equipped with a electrical generator, which can be installed in any zone, a system of floating suspensions, a rotational speed stabiliser, and a heat accumulator.
24. During Austerity, the government will usually try to reduce the effect of these automatic stabilisers, which critics have said could lead to the overall deficit becoming higher.
25. A Batter is a blend of flours and various other components which may include starches, milk, eggs, spices, raising agents, stabilisers and other ingredients. Batters contain ingredients that enhance processing performance, improve functionality or add desirable characteristics.