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It is measured in units of poise; one poise equals one dyne-second per square centimetre.

Why not — but also retaining some measure of grace and poise as wrinkles come, relationships go, and time, in its messy, wisdom-bestowing way, marches on.

It is a measure of Ms. Erdrich's poise as a writer, her understanding of her characters' inclinations and dreams that she is able to make such developments feel not like the contrivances of a novelist playing God but like the inevitable workings of a random but oddly symmetrical fate.

It is measured in units of poises (dyne-seconds per square centimetre) or a subdivision of poises.

EM is the electrophoretic mobility; V t is the viscosity of the liquid measured in poises, at the temperature of the measurement; D t is the dielectric constant of the suspending fluid at the temperature of the measurement; 4 π = 12.57.

From this last parameter, the zeta potential can be obtained by the following Helmholtz-Smoluchowski equation: (1) Zeta     potential = EM     4 π   V t D t, where EM is the electrophoretic mobility; V t is the viscosity of the liquid measured in poises, at the temperature of the measurement; D t is the dielectric constant of the suspending fluid at the temperature of the measurement; 4 π = 12.57.

In the end, we need to recognize what humankind did for millennia -- that aging is a positive thing attended by maturity, experience, poise and a measure of kindness.

Losing a sense of poise and coordination?

"They play with a lot of poise".

"We showed a lot of poise and patience," he said.

Val Katayev is the founder of Poise Lending.