Stabiliser

Australian Craig Mottram, world championship bronze medallist over 5000 metres and now a coach employed by ON, said the foam under the heel was more important than the carbon plates in the sole, which acted as a stabiliser.

On its three hulls without stabiliser, the trimaran keeps a good trim, the bow does not dive too much, the stern is very stable, and the dinghy in the garage did not move.

Here, the roof painted in the exterior colour as well as the stabiliser, coupling rods and shear panel on the rear axle are made of CFRP.

Its other features include OSD Sidekick, Aim Stabiliser Sync, Black Equaliser, Dashboard, Crosshair, and six-axis Colour Control — all of which contribute to providing clearer visuals and reducing motion blur during fast scenes.

Having a stabiliser for such situations makes a noticeable difference to the final output.

The Lumix S1H also features 5-axis Body IS (image stabiliser) which is combined with 2-axis OIS (optical image stabilisation) that is found in the Lumix S series lens, to avoid getting shaky shots caused during handheld video recording.

Nurse who watched live broadcast of child being raped is struck offHe was wearing a red life jacket and was in a white canoe with stabiliser, which had a blue stripe on top.

Lithium carbonate is used as a mood stabiliser in psychiatry to treat bipolar disorder ( manic-depression ) in daily doses of about 0.5 to 2 grams, although there are side-effects.

Seuropean Stabiliser Producers Association Physical properties PVC is a thermoplastic polymer.

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

The number can usually be found on the vertical stabiliser of all German military aircraft of the Second World War.

This was symmetrical Diethyl Diphenyl Urea, which served as a stabiliser that was superior to the petroleum jelly used in British practice.