Sentence examples for balancing from from inspiring English sources

In the proposed architecture, we move the request balancing from centralized MDS to AOSDs and make the system more scalable, flexible, and robust.

The size of such errors is considered an index of how well those operating the grid are balancing from moment to moment the amount of power being pumped into the system by plants and sucked out by customers, said Robert Blohm, an energy consultant and council adviser who did the study.

The mild acidic nature of the normal soil is naturally balancing from the sediments that is brought by water mostly during the flood.

When the traffic originating indoors can be absorbed into the femtocell networks over the IP backbone, cellular operators can provide traffic load balancing from the traditional heavily congested macrocells towards femtocells, providing better reception for mobile users.

Experimentally this oscillatory relationship is most easily appreciated by viewing stick balancing from above looking downwards.

Nowadays, many countries, such as Belgium, Canada, France, the United Kingdom and the United States, are balancing from projections of surplus to warnings of shortage with a perplexing frequency [ 6].

The change to balance from the first call affects the result of the second call.

For a minute the opening balanced from one side to the other.

They're done to keep the company effectively balanced from a risk standpoint.

His office reports a torrent of phone calls — unanimously opposed from outside the district, more evenly balanced from inside.

His office reports a torrent of phone calls—unanimously opposed from outside the district, more evenly balanced from inside.