Sentence examples for balance of elements from inspiring English sources

The balance of elements in some dishes wasn't quite right.

On a tune like "Spy Boy/Flag Boy," their balance of elements — driving rhythm, minor-chord intrigue, stirring melody — feels fully realized.

The recording illustrates how the balance of elements in a show inevitably changes when you listen to the music without the distractions of production, choreography and the physical electricity of a star turn.

Rather, they have concluded that there is no single right balance of elements that constitutes "the good life for man," and hence no unitary value that wisdom can help us maximize.

Yet there are places where the balance of elements is ineffective, as in an extended scene in the garden of Gethsemane, where the soloists and the double chorus, placed on either side of the stage, are swept along by the motoric rhythms of the combined orchestra.

The loss of hydrogen, in turn, upset the balance of elements back on Earth and 400 million years later produced an oxygen glut.

But on this occasion his balancing of elements in the "Concord" — control and freedom, wildness and repose, ferocity and tenderness, clattering power and melting sonorities — was something special.

However, the implementation of single cells in real devices, i.e. μ-SOFC stacks coupled to the required balance-of-plant elements like fuel reformers or post combustors, still remains unexplored.

So she has been theorizing the roles of the erotic-based, attraction-based, and attachment-based elements of autogynephilia, and considering how the balance of these elements might change as an autogynephilic transsexual develops her identity as woman.

The last group of religions is the monotheistic religions: Islam, Judaism, and Christianity, which are divided again into two sub-groups, i.e., those that achieve an exact balance of the elements of religion and those that achieve a blending and merging of the elements.

Specifically, the expression for the contact-time distribution of fluid elements or solid particles participating in the interphase transport has been derived from the stochastic population balance of these elements or particles.