Sentence examples for enforced balance from inspiring English sources

The natural next step in the company's evolution, he said, was to do away with the enforced balance of French and German ownership.

By all accounts, she also enforced balance in his life: made sure he watched an hour of TV a night, went to movies and concerts, encouraged his love of sailing (at one point, he owned a small fleet of sailboats, plus a motorboat); she water-skied until she was 75.

In addition, because a randomized algorithm is adopted to maintain balance rather than employing strictly enforced balancing, the insertion and deletion operations in a skip list are much simpler and considerably faster than the balanced binary tree.

Rather than dabble in open-ended "stimulus" and unaffordable budget cuts, as in the U.S., Chile operates according to a budget rule that enforces balance over the business cycle.

A direct approach, enforcing balance through hard constraints, may lead to infeasibility, but works well in practice.

One is to impose constitutional amendments to enforce balanced budgets, which are too rigid in a system without a big federal budget.

In this situation, the grain-boundary energy is uniquely related to the surface energy of the groove at its root via the dihedral angle that is obtained by enforcing equilibrium (balance of capillary forces) at the triple-junction.

Unless the senior leadership provides some balance to this, enforces some balance, we end up burning our youngsters at both ends".

"If I tried the case to judgment and got a judgment for more than $2 million, whom do I enforce the balance of the judgment against?" Mr. Gair said.

Upon a closer look, one can establish that "sustainability" always refers to a limited process that enforces its balance at the expense of its larger environs.

Conversely, we do not enforce "perfect balance" (sum_{j} mathbf {G}_{ij} = 0), which they find to be a necessary condition for the slow oscillation to exist; thus we do not see the oscillations described in that paper.