Sentence examples for equilibrates- from inspiring English sources
A familiar friend calms and equilibrates, mops up the cortisol spills that can weaken the immune system, and in so doing may help lengthen life — in baboons, humans and other group-minded kinds.
As a complex system matures, Gould notes, it "equilibrates and variation decreases".
It effortlessly resists the years, equilibrates itself perfectly and renders more beautiful everything it touches.
As Woodward shows, Greenspan maintains his political equilibrium as skillfully as he equilibrates monetary policy.
The vapor sample created equilibrates to a thermal distribution as a spin polarized gas, but takes a very long time to reach its true equilibrium state as a solid.
This is an equilibrating system — I'm not sure if it's exactly self-equilibrating, because part of the mechanism runs through the mind of the central bank.
She reckons we should just deal with the short-term pain of some banks failing, firm bankruptcy, and job loss and move on when the market re-equilibrates.
So long as low yields continue to support America's housing bubble and hence strong consumer spending, they will block any significant reduction in the country's current-account deficit.Patrick Artus, chief economist at IXIS, a French investment bank, points to the disappearance of another equilibrating force that would normally help to correct financial imbalances.
The "bancor" proposals were a first attempt to apply the basic Keynesian doctrine to international economics and to create a mechanism by which the monetary "savings" of creditor countries could be automatically equilibrated with, and offset by, physical movements of useful goods and services.
Ziya Onis, a professor of international relations at Koc University in Istanbul, says that the armed forces in Turkey have always intervened to "re-equilibrate democracy, as opposed to a desire to assume power for its own sake".
The total dissolved material per litre of soil solution released is about 60 ppm for a solution initially equilibrated with a typical soil carbon dioxide content.
