Sentence examples for bus balanced from inspiring English sources
"A woman at the front of the bus balanced a cooler on the edge of a seat as she handed her first customer a cellophane cone filled with diced tomato, onion, lupini beans and aj?a hot pepper sauce ubiquitous on Ecuadorean tables," she wrote.
"A woman at the front of the bus balanced a cooler on the edge of a seat as she handed her first customer a cellophane cone filled with diced tomato, onion, lupini beans and ají, a hot pepper sauce ubiquitous on Ecuadorean tables," she wrote.
A woman at the front of the bus balanced a cooler on the edge of a seat as she handed her first customer a cellophane cone filled with diced tomato, onion, lupini beans and ají, a hot pepper sauce ubiquitous on Ecuadorean tables.
Look up outside this Hong Kong hotel and you'll see what looks like the startling sight of a full-sized bus, balanced precariously on the building's edge.
"My auntie used to bring me here from Staten Island," one shopper, Esther Hanson, explained on Friday as she walked from the market toward a bus, balancing a 10-kilogram box (about 22 pounds) of frozen red snapper on her head, a skill she learned as a child in Ghana.
Given the close MnO6 layer structures of 0.52-Na-H-Bus, 0.52-K-H-Bus, and 0.52-H-Bus, it can be inferred that a substantial part of the negative layer charge of 0.52-H-Bus is also electrostatically balanced by H+, either structurally bound or free in interlayers, apart from Mg2+ and K+ ions in the interlayers.
The applicability and performance of the proposed controller is justified on a simple system as well as on a 12-bus balanced test distribution system and the CIGRE low voltage test distribution network under different grid events.
"However, this loss must be balanced against the needs of the many thousands of New Yorkers throughout New York City who have lost bus service".
The key is balancing expenses — clothes and bus trips — with income from the tasks.
The latter makes each cell's terminal available on a common balancing bus (see Fig. 5d).
