But it is not enough to ban discourse; we must also counterbalance these morbid theories.
If and when the F.T.A.A. goes into effect, it will be a sort of super-NAFTA, providing, at least in theory, a counterbalance to the European Union, and including thirty-four of the Americas' thirty-five countries—all but Cuba.
If and when the F.T.A.A. goes into effect, it will be a sort of super-NAFTA, providing, at least in theory, a counterbalance to the European Union, and including thirty-four of the Americas' thirty-five countries — all but Cuba.
Such nicely absurd constructs as Pyat's notion that Mussolini's failure was due to bad breath fail to counterbalance the volume of wooly and declamatory theory and lamentation with which Moorcock's demented protagonist lards the very many pages of the book.
While in theory biofuel emissions can be exactly counterbalanced by the removal of an equal amount of CO2 by photosynthesis during plant growth (if an equal quantity of biofuels has been sustainably replanted), in practice this system rarely, if ever, works perfectly.
Simpson is so buzzingly good that I worry he'll be overused at the expense of the other actors — as, say, Jim Parsons was, for a while, in "The Big Bang Theory" — but the show does have some counterbalance, especially in the solid, grounded performance of Domenick Lombardozzi (Herc in "The Wire") as a former cop who fatefully strayed.
This volume is not, however, a monograph on optoelectronic theory, and any such theoretical ruminations are counterbalanced with plenty of practical, experimental discussions.
A realistic 'international relations theory', he argues, predicts that coalitions may arise to counterbalance the rogue superpower.
Capecitabine ultimately delivers 5-FU at the cellular level through the action of TP; in theory, the flux of 5-FU production can be counterbalanced by a more or less marked opposite flux of 5-FU intracellular catabolism mediated by DPD.
The theory of our capitalist democracy is that people voting provides a counterbalance.
The contrasting epistemologies of istina and pravda are also relevant to understanding the concept of chronotope disruption as an important counterbalance to the current, dominant cognitive paradigm within health psychology (e.g., the theory of planned behavior: Ajzen, 2011), which has been critiqued as overly rational (e.g., Dutta-Bergman, 2005).
