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stabilisiere

Stabilisiere is a form of the German verb stabilisieren, meaning to make something more stable or to keep it within stable limits. The base stabilisieren comes from stabilis- (stable) with the suffix -isieren, which marks a causative or applicative action. The form stabilisiere can serve as the first-person present tense ich stabilisiere, and it also appears in the Konjunktiv I (present subjunctive) used in reported speech, such as er sagt, er stabilisiere das System. In imperative contexts, stabilisiere may appear as a command directed at du in technical or instructional writing.

Usage and meaning vary by domain. In engineering and physics, stabilisieren describes actions that dampen oscillations,

Related terms include Stabilisierung (the noun for stabilization), stabil, and stabilisieren as the verb’s base meaning.

reduce
feedback,
or
prevent
instability
in
systems.
In
medicine,
stabilization
refers
to
immobilizing
a
fracture
or
maintaining
a
patient’s
condition.
In
information
technology
and
software
development,
stabilization
denotes
preparing
a
product
for
release
by
fixing
bugs
and
ensuring
reliability,
often
described
as
moving
from
a
development
version
to
a
stabilized
release.
In
economics
and
politics,
Stabilisierung
refers
to
measures
intended
to
restore
order,
confidence,
or
normal
functioning
in
an
economy
or
government.
The
word
is
widely
used
in
German-speaking
contexts,
with
nuances
that
differ
across
fields.
The
specific
function
of
stabilisiere
depends
on
tense,
mood,
and
sentence
structure,
but
the
core
idea
remains:
to
bring
a
system,
condition,
or
process
into
a
state
of
stability.