You can play as a team in StarCraft, but it's only balanced for one-on-one competitive play.
Many more of the translocations were balanced than expected, either reciprocal (eight in total) or balanced for at least one participating chromosome (19 paired breakpoints).
You grab a rusting tendril, balancing for the one slow climb.
In addition, customers who credit their account with at least £1,000 a month will be able to earn 6% gross interest on credit balances for one year.
If the balance for one or more interventions is advantageous on irrational antibiotic prescribing and consequently on antibiotic resistance, we will promote the interventions in daily care by implementing them in guidelines and apply for reimbursement of POC CRP testing within the national health insurer for reimbursement.
Standing near a brook, Jennifer Clark balanced on one leg for an interminable time after other dancers fled away.
As every schoolboy doesn't know, there's lot more like that (the British-enforced opium trade into China created to correct a previously one-sided trade balance for one thing) which makes China's irritation at something like David Cameron's meeting with the Dalai Lama or routine Foreign Office lectures on human rights understandable, albeit wrong.
As an example, Tables 2 and 3 report a sort of "energy balance" for one of the audited foundries (the one which Table 4 is related, with five electric induction furnaces) with the allocation of the energy consumption for every single department.
This provides important checks and balances for one of our most critical tasks: setting the standards of our discipline.
Upon landing, participants were asked to 'stick the landing' and maintain single leg balance for one second after each trial.
This assessment is useful for balancing on one hand the request for greater detail in the air quality modeling description and in the strength of the results, and on the other the heavy computational demand required by optimization approaches.
