Sentence examples for explicit balancing from inspiring English sources

By contrast, bilateralism is more associated with specific reciprocity and an explicit balancing of obligations between each pair of actors, as with the commercial relations of Nazi Germany.

While it wants to defend a role for armies in the arena of global security, the report makes a strong case for a more explicit balance between hard and soft responses to events, described by Nye as "smart power".

Our parallel implementation of PSPIKE+ based on G-PAVER, PARDISO 5.0.0, and solving the explicit balance system results in impressive robustness and good parallel scalability on computing platforms with a limited number of multi-core nodes.

The unintended consequences of eating foods that create such conditions can be prevented by combining knowledge about the explicit balance of n-3 and n-6 nutrients in each food item with knowledge of the dynamics of fatty acid metabolism and the different intensities of n-3 and n-6 eicosanoid actions.

And because the love story is so pure, the violence needs to be really explicit to balance it.

The system requires explicit judgments and provides explicit rules for balancing these judgments.

But when he got around to making the connection verbal and explicit, he was balancing half-naked on the two stacked foam blocks, having required several attempts — almost, almost — to make it up there.

Artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm, which has explicit strategies to balance intensification and diversification, is a smart swarm intelligence algorithm and was first proposed for continuous optimization problems.

We show that by switching to explicit stabilized stochastic methods and balancing the stabilization procedure simultaneously with the hierarchical sampling strategy of MLMC methods, the computational cost for stiff systems is significantly reduced, while keeping the computational algorithm fully explicit and easy to implement.

Income shares do not function like traditional debt in that there is no explicit principal balance or interest.

It is based particularly on spatially explicit information and is balanced between accuracy and costs.