0 the action of making a government, area, or political group lose power or control, or making a political or economic situation less strong or safe, by causing changes and problems:
Some of the other mechanisms for stabilization/destabilization are also sensitive to the sign of the fibre angle.
The result is the stabilization rather than the destabilization of the folded form.
For the second hypothesis of 4.2 to be valid we must start from undisturbed fingers and observe their destabilization.
In this sense the destabilization of the hegemony of the present might well have a liberating effect on the minds of practitioners.
This dampening of the aggregative response of predators to heterogeneous prey patches leads to destabilization of the predator-prey interaction.
Social destabilization must also be prevented, for example, by treating all, and not only some, members of families and close-knit societies.
Initially the modernist masterplan seemed to provide a stable environment until social-economic problems escalated, resulting in the destabilization of the community.
Only when the oocyst is ingested and passes through the mammalian gut does destabilization of the wall occur with the opening of the suture.
