Sentence examples for concepts of balanced from inspiring English sources

The ancient form of justice and punishment, which was swift and simple due to the lack of courts, prisons, and currency, is tempered by more modern concepts of balanced distributions of social benefits and burdens.

Therefore, this article presents all the parameters to control for the treatments of these extreme situations, and particularly develops the concepts of balancing pyramids.

A concept of "balanced strip pairs" based on a coupling of photovoltaic strips of different lengths is proposed.

The authors introduce the concept of balanced capacity to characterize the multiuser channel performance with total power constraints in [8] and they extend the concept to individual power constraints in [9].

This concept of balanced capacity is closely related to the one presented in [10] where a low complexity suboptimal algorithm that maximizes the sum capacity while maintaining proportional fairness among the users data rate is developed.

After introducing the transponder link equation and the concept of "balanced" transponders, we describe how range and time can be transferred between terminals, and preview the potential advantages of photon counting asynchronous transponders for interplanetary applications.

I challenged the notion with the concept of balanced performance scorecards as a form of gaming technique that does work, as long as it changes over time and is more of an adaptive approach performance management.

While it states that promotional information should be balanced, it appears that the concept of "balanced information" is not clear [7].

Muscle relaxants are routinely used worldwide as part of a modern concept of balanced anesthesia.

Following this, the study describes the development of a microbially balanced system, under which, it presents the concept of balancing populations of various microbes so as to keep them all under better control.

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.