Sentence examples for buoyant balance from inspiring English sources

Here the star was Benjamin Millepied, who struck a buoyant balance between gracious display and confident partnering.

We found that in our system a single beam trap at a laser power of 130 mW weakly focused using a 20×, 0.5 NA objective (Nikon) could levitate the embryos above the glass bottom of the dish and, together with the buoyant force, balance gravity to stably position the embryo at a given height (Fig. 6(A) ).

Physically, this can be explained by the upward migration of gas bubbles due to the upward buoyant force balancing with the downward wall lubrication force to prevent the gas bubbles from collapsing at the upper wall.

Healthier balance sheets, buoyant stock markets and more demand for corporate bonds will make it easier for firms to finance new ventures.

They can get up to 8 feet long and are so buoyant that they can balance an adult human on their surface.

THE economy is buoyant; the budget is balancing; the jobless are fewer.

And yet there's Abraham Cruzvillegas's wonderfully buoyant "Matière Brute," a balancing act of two scraps of lumber and red-surfaced sandpaper that updates Calder.

Ye et al. created a balance of the buoyant and the radiant pressure forces due to the laser incidence from below.

There are some dark moments, chronicling his struggle with addiction, but they're balanced by more buoyant images of friends — many of them writers and actors from India's film world — dancing or sprawled together on a bed, always caught off guard in candid pictures that convey intimacy, intensity, and an offhand charm.

The Hawaiian muralist, balanced atop the buoyant platform, depicts indigenous women from various sites across the world, whose homelands are often threatened by the effects of global warming. .

In Pietersen's book it is fair to say that the ECB receives more flak than gratitude and yet the board has always contrived to ensure that his bank balance is ever more buoyant.