Sentence examples for a set of balance from inspiring English sources

We can apply the conservation law to each subregion and obtain a set of balance equations1.

Each modelling approach numerically solves a set of balance equations (mass, momentum, energy, etc).

The long-term goal, however, should be to have a set of balance sheets for each developing country based on population surveys of measles occurrence.

The programme included a set of balance exercises, and during single leg balance training the players were also purposely pushed off balance; this provided an additional challenge to the ability to maintain a stable core and proper alignment.

Here, for example, is Woiwode's definition of faith: "There are times when, with a warning in my legs of spongy weakness, the earth is revealed as molecular -- able to give way any second, giving way -- and every gesture and word and thought of mine is being measured on a set of balancing scales (right foot, left) to an accuracy of millimeters within infinity.

The understanding of how the adjustments impacted on player engagement helped us to derive a set of balancing strategies to facilitate engaging game experiences.

A balanced sampling design has the interesting property that Horvitz Thompson estimators of totals for a set of balancing variables are equal to the totals we want to estimate, therefore the variance of Horvitz Thompson estimators of variables of interest are reduced in function of their correlations with the balancing variables.

The outcome is a set of equilibrium sectoral tariff rates that balances the power of the lobbies and the efficiency losses in different industries.

The mathematical model is formulated through a set of phase balance equations and a set of species balance equations.

Computer model is incorporated with a set of heat balance equations being able to analyze heat transfer process occurring in separate regions of the collector.

The SMART2 model consists of a set of mass balance equations, describing the soil input-output relationships, and a set of equations describing the rate-limited and equilibrium soil processes.