Sentence examples for balance setting from inspiring English sources

But in the fifth, Rahman started gaining ground and managed to put Lewis off balance, setting up the fateful blow.

Together, these energy-transport processes determine Earth's energy balance, setting its average temperature and driving its global weather patterns.

Mr. Hawkins said the state needs to strike a balance: setting cleanup standards too high will waste money and discourage development; setting them too low could mean problems down the road.

The red-color differences between the six events are considered to be caused by the white balance setting differences of the different shootings.

A new on-demand autofocus mode brings it closer to mimicking true DSLR capabilities, and there's a new white balance setting specifically for shooting underwater images that will balance out the overwhelming blue cast you get when shooting under the ocean.

Bottom line: People will never again look like aliens in your shots and you can also create very interesting effects by, for instance, scrolling to an unusual white balance setting to intensify the colors of a sunset (the way a warming filter might if you were shooting with an SLR).

It's a montage of exquisitely lit impossible feats of strength and balance, set to the second movement of Beethoven's 7th.

Strike!, a circus-theatre piece in the theatre tent, begins slowly and a little dully, but under Keziah Serreau's direction builds to an intriguing investigation of work/life balance, set in an office where everything gets turned upside down.

Strike!, a circus-theatre piece in the theatre tent, begins slowly and a little dully, but under Keziah Serreau's direction builds to an intriguing investigation of work/life balance, set in an office where everything gets turned upside down.

Clockwise from top left : Fluorescent lighting (Auto White Balance), Fluorescent lighting (White balance set to Fluorescent), High light, Low light.

Formerly most of the E-P series of cameras had a nasty habit of trending towards orange and red, even with the white balance set properly.