stabilizer

sta·bi·lizer (-lī′zər)

noun

a person or thing that stabilizes; specif.,

any of the fixed airfoils or vanes that keep an airplane steady in flight, as the components of the tail section
a device used to steady a ship in rough waters, esp. a gyrostabilizer; also, a gyroscope used to keep instruments on a ship, aircraft, etc. in a steady position
any additive used in substances and compounds to keep them stable, retard deterioration, etc.

Preposition: of

point: An action is semiregular is the stabilizer of each point is the identity.

Converse of object

compute: So another method to find a new subgroup is to compute the stabilizer of another point in u56.
have: Coruisk being used due to her having stabilizers for better passenger comfort.

Adjective modifier

optical: That feature is an optical image stabilizer, just like their big ultra zoom cameras.
automatic: The other real need is for some kind of automatic stabilizer that doesn't rely upon policy action.
external: Stability and Safety This vessel has external stabilizers on her hull.
digital: Thanks to the SteadyShot digital stabilizer, you can say goodbye to fuzzy films that spoilt your favorite memories.
horizontal: These pipes lead to a network of small pipes that ended in the trailing edges of the wings and horizontal stabilizers.
vertical: The vertical stabilizers are located at the tips of the swept-back wing.

Modifies a noun

chain: This can be used to obtain a new stabilizer chain for G quickly.
function: A camera stabilizer function compensates any small movement of your hand when you're taking a picture and shooting video.
bar: If you don't have a stabilizer bar, you tend to have a lot of trouble with body roll in a turn.
calculation: This can be done ( albeit not very effectively ) by a stabilizer calculation in the symmetric group given by the degree component.
brush: Over 10,000 conductive fibers in the stabilizer brush neutralize static charges on the record surface and conduct them to the ground.

Noun used with modifier

mood: Mood stabilizers are some of the most costly medications on the market today.
image: Image stabilizers, which adjust for camera shake - useful with pupils holding the camera.
camera: Still digital camera image stabilizers - keep your images sharp Taking stable and sharp photos is hard in some situations.
point: Now form the closures of each of them with each of the size 8 point stabilizers.
voltage: If the voltage stabilizer is faulty then the fuel gage reading will also be innacurate.
fuel: The fuel stabilizer helps maintain the octane of the fuel, and reduces the gum and varnish buildup that can otherwise occur during storage.

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