Sentence examples for State of poise from inspiring English sources

In a state of poise, peace, power and an inner stability that cannot be shaken, firmly state what will and will not work for you.

Very much in line with CoRR, the only mitochondria that have completely relinquished their genome are those that have relinquished their membrane-associated electron transport chain hydrogenosomes and mitosomes (Müller et al. 2012)—and that have no need to keep a quinone pool in a state of redox poise (de Paula et al. 2012).

Mr. del Toro takes an almost sensuous delight in weaving aural and visual textures of fear; water droplets and heartbeats echo in the stillness, and the camera replicates that primal childhood state of being poised between curiosity and dread.

But the contests also left the Republican Party largely in a state of limbo, poised between the prospects of a controversial front-runner and a divisive nominating convention fight.

In Machine Learning, the language of probability and statistics reveals important connections between seemingly disparate algorithms and strategies.Thus, its readers will become articulate in a holistic view of the state-of-the-art and poised to build the next generation of machine learning algorithms.

Santa Fe, New Mexico — The Southwestern state of New Mexico is poised to become the 24th to decriminalize cannabis.

The state of Louisiana is poised to begin a large experiment in blocking oil from reaching its fragile wetlands.

Back in June, I first wrote about how the state of Missouri was poised to pass legislation that would create new incentives for business owners to sell to their employees.

The racing industry within the state of Pennsylvania is poised for an explosive period of growth within the next year as slot machine legislation is approved and passed.

Early on, Ohio State looked like a picture of poise as Wells ran for a 65-yard touchdown on the game's fourth play from scrimmage.

Accordingly, we have suggested that EpiSCs may represent a primed state of pluripotency that is poised for lineage commitment (Nichols and Smith, 2009).