stabilizability
- noun
- /ˌsteɪbɪlaɪˈzəːbɪlɪti/
- Specialized
- Researchers are studying the stabilizability of various materials under extreme conditions.
- global stabilizability
- local stabilizability
- quadratic stabilizability
Examples
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The team focused on improving the stabilizability of the system to enhance its performance.
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Without doubt, the difficulty and complexity of the stabilizability problem is the key issue.
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Their union O = Os? Od will be the local stabilizability region we seek.
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Furthermore, if O = R2, global stabilizability is ensured.
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Experimentation with variable values has revealed the limits up to which stabilizability is feasible for w.
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The problem of switching stabilizability of linear uncertain switched systems with unstable modes has recently attracted increased interest.
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The result is an efficient computational tool for the robust stabilizability of linear uncertain switched systems on the plane.
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Another critical issue is the non-quadratic stabilizability of controllable systems, and correspondingly, how to characterize the set of stabilizing switching signals.
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The engineers conducted tests to determine the stabilizability of the new bridge design.
Synonyms
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7.0
How easy it is to make a machine, system, or process do what you want
How Stable
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- Specialized
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8.9
- Specialized
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8.2
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7.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
stabilizability = stabilizable (transparent) = stabilize + able + ity
The noun is a standard nominalization of the adjective 'stabilizable' using '-ity', so the meaning is directly derived.
Etymology
The word stabilizability comes from the same root as stable and stabilize, from an old Latin idea of 'standing firm', and the ending -ability means 'can be'. So, stabilizability is the quality of being able to be made stable or kept steady by changes or control.