The phrase "acute balance" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing a precise or sharp equilibrium, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The artist achieved an acute balance between light and shadow in her painting."
Alternatives: "delicate balance" or "fine balance".
His compositions demonstrate an acute balance between delicacy and physicality, often focusing around frequencies that are at the outermost limits of human hearing, and embracing quietness as a central element.
The time when our guardians turn to the moral education of the nation's young, raising vexed questions about the ideological agenda that drives their role models, the benefits of their educational texts, and the acute balance that must be struck between pedagogical substance and the public's eternal desire to see talking chipmunks.
In short, Venezuela is in the grip of an acute balance of payments crisis, which is now entering its endgame.
An acute balance of payments crisis in 1991 forced the nation to liberalise its economy; since then it has slowly moved towards a free-market system by emphasising both foreign trade and direct investment inflows.
Singapore has said it would not resort to controls unless a crisis much worse than the one in 1997-98 were to lead to an acute balance-of-payments squeeze.
As its economy becomes more dominant in the region, Germany faces mounting pressure to lead the euro zone in the unenviable task of promoting both growth and austerity in the region, while also trying to end an acute balance-of-payments crisis.
Clay Davis's oleaginous funding tricks, Ziggy Sobotka's desperation to be taken seriously, The Greek's urbane ruthlessness, Landsman's acute balancing act between good police and bad bureaucrat in homicide, Brother Mouzone, Gus, Randy, Rawls, Beadie … even the "minor" characters are every bit as sympathetic and sketched out as the "major" ones.
Mechanistically, the regulation of acute energy balance by leptin is contingent upon its action within the central nervous system and, at the molecular level, specifically at long-form LepR (LepRb) (2).
But the acute poetry, balanced sonorities, heavy order, and direct intimacy of Cranmer's prose have achieved permanence, and many of his phrases and sentences are as famous as lines from Shakespeare or the King James Bible.
Who wouldn't feel for Matt, having to choose between Ann Merai and Alex? (It's a plight worthy of Solomon, or perhaps Snoop Dogg.) Ms. Lathan's acute sensitivity balances the mere plot-device-conception of Ann Merai, and her moodiness seems to be a logical reaction to her brutish husband, a onetime football star whose glory days are over.
Changes in smell function can modify feeding behaviour but there is little evidence of how acute negative energy balance may impact olfaction and palatability.
