The phrase "active balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or personal health, referring to a current state of balance that is dynamic or ongoing.
Example: "To maintain an active balance in your budget, regularly track your expenses and income."
Alternatives: "current balance" or "dynamic balance".
It was designed to explore active balance and dynamic stability in legged locomotion.
We have built a series of legged robots for experiments on active balance in dynamic legged locomotion.
Dromaeosaurs were medium-size predators with long, grasping arms and hands, moderately long legs, and a specialized stiffened tail that could be used for active balance control.
We present the design and fabrication of an active balance board system that allows for a systematic study of stiffness and time-delay induced instabilities in standing posture.
An inverted pendulum model of human posture on such an active balance board predicts that reduced board rotational stiffness destabilizes upright posture through board tipping, and limit cycle oscillations about the upright position emerge as feedback time-delay is increased.
To maintain human-like active balance for a humanoid robot, this paper proposes a novel adaptive non-parametric foot positioning compensation approach that can modify predefined step position and step duration online with sensor feedback.
Moreover, these studies uncovered two distinct roles of supratrigeminal bilaterally projecting neurons in bilaterally synchronized activation of masseter muscles, and active balancing of bilateral masseter muscle tone against an excitatory input.
However, to the best of the authors' knowledge, the use of model-predictive optimal control for multi-objective active balancing remains relatively unexplored.
Currently, achieving cell equalization by using the active balancing circuits is considered as the best way to optimize the energy efficiency of the battery pack.
The cell to cell active balancing configuration outperforms all the other methods regardless of η.
Figure 5 also shows the schematics of some active balancing circuits [50 55], in which the energy is transferred to/from cells to restore the balanced condition.
