Stabilise used in a sentence

Stabilise in a sentence as a verb

I suspect it would be easier to make the front spin and fin-stabilise the rear than try to make a rotating core.

That's fine and all that but it takes time for the new inevitable forks to stabilise and some people will never switch.

The problem was, I couldn't do all that when I was depressed, so I used Lexapro as a band-aid, I went on it for 4 months to stabilise while I sorted the other stuff out. Now I'm doing great!

When the semantics stabilise I reckon it'll be a technical winner in its chosen domain.

In fact, now that the language is starting to stabilise, I am highly confident that a lot of love and attention will be given to both of those issues.

[1] What might help BTC stabilise would be if there were a true, significant BTC economy, that is, items priced in BTC, rather than pegged to local currency.

For a critical, tricky core piece of functionality like this it makes sense to tackle one major concurrency issue at a time, do a release, stabilise the code and verify there are no issues introduced by the new locking code and only then release the next step in locking enhancements.

Other machines that I've seen in research are 'enumerable-output machines', which can only edit their previous output if it ends up lexicographically higher, and 'Generalised Turing Machines' which can edit their output as long as each bit takes a finite number of steps to 'stabilise'.