Sentence examples for a better equilibrium from inspiring English sources

In his farewell address, Eisenhower called for a better equilibrium between military and domestic affairs in our economy, politics and culture.

The Fed's role can be viewed not as turning on the NGDP machine and creating more NGDP to distribute to private firms and households but as coordinating expectations across the private sector in order to arrive at a better equilibrium.

Therefore, unless a better equilibrium can be achieved with a different technique, an arterial input function will be necessary for the quantification of [11C]befloxatone binding.

To obtain a better equilibrium, the solution obtained from PSO with FFB and LBH is fed to one of the particles in the PSO with FFB and FBH during the stochastic initialization stage, for PwrAdj and NoPwrAdj cases, respectively.

Thus, perhaps a better interpretation of the position of these influential figures might be a desire for a better equilibrium between the PP and PU poles than to achieve a true autonomy for the field.

The results show that this approach can fully explore and provide the explicit functional relationship between the strategy of an isolated player and the control variables of the other players, thus able to obtain a better Nash equilibrium solution.

Mexico stands to gain here by achieving a better trade equilibrium.

In the light of the present observations, it might be hypothesized that NIV could also be beneficial, in certain cases, by reducing energy expenditure and therefore contributing to a better nutritional equilibrium —the prognostic value of which has been established—.

It also helps bring clearer power of judgment and endurance, and better equilibrium.

Additionally, it was found that the AND logic gate 2 design yielded better equilibrium and dynamic logic gate performance.

The pseudo-kinetic models are not in good agreement with the pre-equilibrium times of adsorptions, but the prediction of the second-order model shows a better convergence at equilibrium time rather than the first-order model.