Indeed, rigid standards which do not really take into account safety and operational consequences of the design decisions and the need to balance opposite demands might produce undesirable outcomes.
What we call chemistry between two lovers is the unconscious matching of perfectly balanced opposite personality types.
But both the movie and the Walter Isaacson biography from which it was adapted make it equally clear that Mr. Jobs fell far short in the balancing opposites: humility, gentleness, composure, empathy, and ultimately, even humanity.
Creed somehow manages to combine an approach to the material world - of stripped-down, no-nonsense conceptual and practical rigour - and an altogether more complex inquiry involving the human body, its functions and desires, balancing these opposites in an unstable equilibrium.
One image that describes this is the mandala, a figure which includes circular and square elements, often with divisions of four, balancing the opposites of left and right, and up and down.
With our synthesis, we tried to balance the opposite needs of being comprehensive and synthetic.
However, ERR β overexpression did not balance the opposite effects of FST and BCAS2 on MMP7.
We suggest that such time dependency may serve to balance two opposite needs of early T cell responses: the need to employ the strongest reaction, and the need to act swiftly against a proliferating pathogen.
In particular EOI cannot be considered inevitably unfavourable as regards patients' relapse risks, medicalizing what may be a cultural norm, though there is the need to balance the opposite risk it being ignored [ 58].
