Sentence examples for based on balancing the from inspiring English sources

A student of Hippocrates' doctrine of medicine, which was based on balancing the four humours (body fluids)—blood, phlegm, yellow bile (choler), and black bile (melancholy)—Herophilus emphasized the curative powers of drugs, dietetics, and gymnastics.

A novel and simple hybrid control strategy based on balancing the currents on the common busbar whilst maintaining a stable FC output has been developed.

The exchange flow from BoB of about 754.6 × 106 m3 which is based on balancing the outflow of salinity (Fig. 6) is also higher than the actual volume of the lagoon (500 × 106 m3).

The simulation results show that superficial velocity has to be designed carefully based on balancing the char-removal efficiency and biomass heating up rate; compared to the experimental data, the modified reaction scheme can be employed to describe the intra-particle heat penetration, qualitatively, but the accuracy of predicting the end-product yields needs to be improved.

If you are deciding policy based on balancing the cost of emission cuts against climate change risk, and you lower the climate change risks a little bit with geoengineering, you should of course lower the amount of emissions reductions a bit.

This 4x approach was based on balancing the generation of high quality data, against maintaining enough DNA extract to amplify all markers.

The principle is based on balancing between the highest-dynamic range with the limited amount of clipping.

They would be less willing partners in the pursuit of a peace based on balancing power between the rival Catholic and Protestant parties.

The relevant computational method is based on balancing metabolic flux - the rate at which a reaction converts substrates into products - for all reactions, and is thus called flux balance analysis (FBA) [ 32, 35].

A variety of both array-based and sequencing-based methods are available, with the choice based on balancing coverage, resolution, accuracy, specificity, throughput and costs [ 44].

To the extent that this ensemble has a formula, it is based on balancing new and unusual works with the most basic canonic classics.