Sentence examples for counterweight of from inspiring English sources

Different loads were applied under the following conditions: (a - loaded) 700 g, (b - no load) none, and (c - counterweighted) counterweight of -300 g, as shown in Figure 1.

For females, the fleeing from home, however sorrowful, comes with a counterweight of liberation.

The feeling was loose but hardly ever vague because of the counterweight of his band mates.

Thus, the counterweight of labor to the ever-increasing political clout of big business was effectively lost.

The satirical counterweight of the Corbyn shaman-clown has forced society to enact its own Socratic dialogue.

But that was with Mr. Johnson at his side, making a counterweight of ruthless understatement and hardened restraint.

Nor did the staff common room, in the department of the humanities, provide any kind of counterweight to the "values" of the surrounding society — i.e., the raw prejudices of the hog wallow and the gutter.

Crisp head-to-toe newness is all well and good, but it needs some kind of counterweight — preferably, of course, in precious metal.

We therefore include Fig. 1 to emphasise the complexity and variety of pathways suggested by participant accounts, as a kind of counterweight to our more simplified categorisation of findings in the themes discussed below.

An unusually personal and powerful story of a murder, it may offer something of a counterweight to the forces of bias and prurience that often pull the genre off-track.

Rather, it stays close to the modest practicalities and arm's-reach ambitions that concern Nathalie while putting a few counterweights of idealistic passion into the balance.