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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a straight balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where there is an even or equal distribution, often in contexts like finance or emotional states.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that we had achieved a straight balance between our income and expenses."
Alternatives: "an even balance" or "a fair balance".
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Little Seiko, on the other hand, was so far just able to drive across a straight balance beam.
For example, if you want the the model to be posed with her hips tilted slightly to her left, draw a straight balance line in the middle of the page.
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He can cut things in a straight line, balance himself on a motorcycle and climb ladders.
Carefully following a straight line, balanced high in the air, you lose all sense of yourself.
Now that Finn and Jake Ball have been jettisoned it would seem to leave a straight choice between the usual balance of three seamers, plus Stokes's all-round skills, and a single spinner; or the dropping of a batsman.
It adds more "shape" to a straight body and it helps balance out wide shoulders and/or a heavy upper body.
Your knees should be slightly bent, but you should be generally standing upright, with a straight back, to learn to balance correctly.
The system stability was examined during moving the TWRM in a straight line for 1 m after balancing the robot in the upside position, and the simulation results are shown in Fig. 9.
Balance: Try standing on one foot; walking "heel to toe... ........ on a straight line, be careful (watch for loss of balance).
This exercise tests your ability to walk in a straight line without wobbling or losing your balance.
Other complaints included altered temperature control, unsteady gait and stumbling, staggering, difficulties walking in a straight line, twitches, paraesthesia, fainting, light-headedness, poor balance, numbness, and clumsiness.
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