Sentence examples for balanced definition from inspiring English sources
A balanced definition of the patrol sector is desirable as it results in crime reduction and in better service.
A more balanced definition of a cynic, courtesy of the trusty Oxford English Dictionary, is someone who is "distrustful or incredulous of human goodness and sincerity", sceptical of human merit, often mocking or sarcastic.
This led to a fairly balanced definition between different types of activities, policy instruments and technological innovations, without emphasizing any in particular, to enable use of FSSIM for different study objectives.
This point is most evident from the fact that unsaturated fatty acids are not currently required for simulating anaerobic growth, but also arises through the continued use of generic lipid species [i.e. compounds using generic residual (-R) groups, rather than precise stoichiometrically balanced definitions of fatty acid moieties].
In 2017-18, locauthorityity school deficits totalled ??233m, while the total of surplus balances was ??1.8bn, of which ??580m met the DfE???s ???excessive balance??? definition.
Many people tend to focus on "the even distribution" part of the balance definition when discussing work-life balance.
The "balance" definition proposed in this paper includes a provision that the presentation of the "do nothing" option may be necessary for a balanced PtDA.
The "balance" definition proposed in this paper poses particular challenges to those developing PtDAs, in terms of how best to present information.
Two of the three speakers are bass drivers allowing low-freqs to be more balanced for greater definition and clarity.
Two of the three speakers are bass drivers allowing low frequencies to be more balanced for greater definition and clarity.
Twelve defined "balance"; the definition of "balance" that emerged is as follows: "The 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".
