Sentence examples for balance referred from inspiring English sources

If all these measures fail to meet the overall demands, a part of the load will be cut to ensure the power balance, referred to the unmet load.

In the horizontal, the dominant balance outside of the tropics is between the Coriolis effect and the pressure gradient, a balance referred to as geostrophic.

The balance of forces on an atmospheric parcel in the vertical direction is primarily between the pressure gradient and the force of gravity, a balance referred to as hydrostatic.

The overall amount of adsorbed dye during each cycle was calculated from the mass balance referred to the dye.

Impaired gait and balance (referred to as impaired stability) is one of the most significant causes and consequences of falls (Robbins et al 1989; American Geriatric Society, British Geriatric Society, and American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Panel on Falls Prevention 2001; Foster et al 2004).

This sophisticated equilibrium is due to and maintained by a dynamic process, called remodeling, characterized by a balance, referred to as coupling, between the activity of osteoclasts, the bone resorbing cells and osteoblasts, the bone forming cells (Boivin and Meunier 2003; Seeman 2003b).

The "balance" refers more to "what the atmosphere sees", reflecting the collective countries' progress, rather than to the impact of individual country's mitigation actions.

The balance refers to the professional competencies comparison that is out-puts for the education providers and in-put for the employer organization (competencies balance card and profile design).

At the family level balance refers to the division of tasks between husband and wife.

In the generic 2x2 table (Table  1), balance refers to whether the ratio of column marginals (f1/f2) and the ratio of row marginal (g1/g2) are close to 1, while symmetry refers to whether the difference in column marginal (f1-f2) has the same sign as the difference in row marginal (g1-g2).

The attributes of balanced presentation identified by this literature review process were integrated to provide the following definition: "Balance" refers to complete and unbiased presentation of the relevant options and the information about those options - in content and in format - in a way that enables individuals to process this information without bias.