Sentence examples similar to a balancing mistake from inspiring English sources
This is fully in line with the study described earlier [ 10], where it was found that maintaining balance on an unsteady surface (a trampoline) resulted in a disproportionate increase in balance mistakes in the group of children with anxiety disorder, compared to controls.
Because of the straights we drive with less rear wing, so the car can be more unstable; accelerating out of Parabolica is a balancing act and the smallest mistake could mean the car slipping into the gravel trap.
It was found [ 10] that this group of children made more balance mistakes than controls on a wide variety of balance tests, such as walking on a rope.
To achieve a balance between learning from mistakes and using disciplinary action effectively, the North Carolina Board of Nursing BONN) developed a Just Culture assessment instrument called the Complaint Evaluation Tool (CET) and tested it in pilot projects.
In an article about the hedge fund, Institutional Investor's Alpha magazine stated that according to former employees at Bridgewater, "the focus is on an individual's flaws and mistakes rather than a balance between positives and negatives" and that constant criticism can hurt.
At first, in Bach's Sonata No. 3 in G minor (BWV 1029), this seemed a mistake: balances were skewed, and though Mr. Queyras played energetically, he had to work so hard to keep the cello out front that in the outer movements his playing sounded pressured rather than lyrical.
