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Origin and Etymology of stabile
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Calder is credited with having created the mobile as well as the stabile, a sculpture that contains moving parts but sits on the floor.
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Unlike Calder’s mobiles that perform for you, his stabiles are viewer-activated.
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Origin and Etymology of stabile
probably from French, from Latin stabilis, adjective
Medical Dictionary
medical Definition of stabile
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:stable 1
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:resistant to chemical change
- native proteins are never stabile
- —Otto Rahn
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