Sentence examples for common balance from inspiring English sources
The various countries should agree to common balance of payments requirements and harmonized minimum taxation.
"Sometimes they speak different languages, and there's no common balance in the classroom," Mr. Maroni said.
The prototypical advanced reactor (PAR) design features two independent reactor modules, each connected to a single dedicated steam generator that feeds a common balance of plant for electricity generation and process heat applications.
It could be said that the first step to comparing estimates from different studies and to formulating a common balance sheet is to share a common methodology.
The findings in this qualitative study provide further evidence that Wii Fit training is a fun and challenging way of exercising that can address common balance impairments in MS. The competitive aspect of the games provides feedback on achieved scores which was appreciated by many, but the negative visual feedback was considered unnecessary.
Therefore, the primary aim of the present study is to conduct a randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness of an individualized home based exercise program in improving turning and common balance impairments among community dwelling Malaysians aged 50 years identified as having impaired turning ability.
The latter makes each cell's terminal available on a common balancing bus (see Fig. 5d).
The first, and most common, balancing method is stratification on the propensity score.
Although that study highlighted how common measurable balance deficits are in FM, it did not objectively quantify the physiological basis for these balance problems.
It has created the "common good balance sheet," a scorecard that measures companies based on their preservation of those five fundamental values.
Zbigniew Brzezinski, national security adviser to President Jimmy Carter and co-author of the report, said he hopes Gates's presence at Bush administration policy debates will bring a "a degree of rationality, common sense, balance and historical perspective" to the table.
