dimensional stability
US (variant): /daɪˈmɛnʃənəl stəˈbɪləti/
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Definition of dimensional stability - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

materials scienceTECH.ability of a material to keep same size under changing conditionsTECH.
  • Good dimensional stability prevents the plastic parts from warping in hot weather.
  • The engineer tested the dimensional stability of the composite panels.
  • Humidity changes can reduce the dimensional stability of wooden frames.
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Expressions with dimensional

three-dimensionaladj.
existing in three dimensions with height, width, and depth
The sculpture is three-dimensional and very detailed.
two-dimensionaladj.
having height and width but no depth
The artist drew a two-dimensional figure on the canvas.
one-dimensionaladj.
lacking depth or believability
The villain was one-dimensional and predictable.
be dimensionalv.
have or show dimensions
The object must be dimensional to be accurately measured.
four-dimensionaladj.
extending beyond normal perceptions or understanding
His ideas were so advanced, they seemed four-dimensional.
third-dimensionaladj.
giving the illusion of depth
The third-dimensional movie was a visual spectacle.

Expressions with stability

rock of stabilityn.
person or thing providing reliable support
In tough times, she was his rock of stability.
linchpin of stabilityn.
essential element ensuring stability in a system
The central bank is the linchpin of stability in the economy.
economic stabilityn.
state where a country's production prices and jobs change slowly and predictably
The government aims to maintain economic stability during global uncertainty.
job stabilityn.
degree to which employment is secure and likely to continue
Many workers prioritize job stability over a higher salary.
pillar of stabilityn.
essential element that ensures steadiness
The central bank is a pillar of stability in the financial system.
beacon of stabilityn.
person or thing that provides reliable support
In tough times, she was a beacon of stability for her family.
political stabilityn.
situation where a government runs steadily without major unrest or sudden change
Foreign investors value political stability when choosing where to open factories.
price stabilityn.
state of economy with low inflation
Central banks aim for price stability to ensure economic growth.
electronic stability controln.
electronic system in cars that helps keep the vehicle stable
Electronic stability control helped prevent the car from skidding.
stability testingn.
testing how well something keeps working under stress or changing conditions
The device passed stability testing at high temperatures and heavy vibration.

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  1. French:stabilité dimensionnelle, ...
  2. German:Dimensionsstabilität, ...
  3. Italian:stabilità dimensionale, ...
  4. Spanish:estabilidad dimensional, ...
  5. Portuguese:estabilidade dimensional, ...
  6. Chinese:尺寸稳定性, ...
  7. Japanese:寸法安定性, ...
  8. Arabic:الِاسْتِقْرار الأَبْعادي, ...
  9. Hebrew:יְצִיבוּת מִמָּדִית, ...
  10. Russian:размерная стабильность, ...
  11. Ukrainian:розмірна стабільність, ...
  12. Hindi:आयामी स्थिरता, ...
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