Some cultural ideas of food and bodies are based on the concept of balance, originating in various humoral medical systems.
According to the signatories: "The first is that neither the quality bar that broadsheet newspapers regularly apply to scientific evidence, nor the simple concept of balance, appear to exist in all of your paper's reporting on climate change.
Here, the concepts of life course development and family formation are much less centered on the notion of stability and economic certainty, but instead the concept of balance and of the mutual reciprocity of two life spheres is emphasized.
The rise of single parenthood has further enshrined the concept of balance.
The Plan of Chicago draws on European precedents, especially on Baron Haussmann's Paris, with its broad diagonal streets, as well as on Beaux Arts concepts of balance, axiality, and symmetry.
A concept of "balanced strip pairs" based on a coupling of photovoltaic strips of different lengths is proposed.
But it was also connected with the legal concept of balancing out an injustice based on the idea that God's honour had to be restored.
He puts concepts of balance, lift and propulsion into play in fantastic ways.
The concept of balancing everyday life using coping strategies finds a parallel in a study by Slettbakk et al. on tension-type headache sufferers [ 24].
The title refers to a foreign policy for Israel that would deëmphasize the peace process between the Israelis and the Palestinians and move "to a traditional concept of strategy based on balance of power".
