This perceived loss creates a desire for a counterbalancing gain.
"This perceived loss creates a desire for a counterbalancing gain," according to Gino.
Some Chinese conservatives welcome close ties with Russia not just for a counterbalance to the United States, but as a kind of authoritarian mutual admiration.
We searched far and wide for a counterbalance to the tidal wave of support for No Country, and finally found it in the shape of The Telegraph's Sukhdev Sandhu, who, it seems, just doesn't believe the hype.
While many within the community have long called for a counterbalance to the unbridled influence of groups stoking perennial U.S.-Iran conflict ― often in line with hard-line pro-Israel, Saudi and MEK-aligned Iranian opposition goals ― reticence to engage the policy-making process is still prevalent.
While many within the community have long called for a counterbalance to the unbridled influence of groups stoking perennial U.S.-Iran conflict ― often in line with hard-line pro-Israel, Saudi and MEK-aligned Iranian opposition goals ― reticence to engage the policy-making process is still prevalent.
HS is expected to be selected against by natural selection and there is only limited evidence for a counterbalancing benefit through kin selection, overdominance, or sexually antagonistic selection – yet its prevalence is substantially higher than predicted by feasible forms of mutation-selection balance (reviewed in 19).
Then, using your elbow for a counterbalance (get your upper arm working, too), steadily swing your open palm in towards you with a windshield-wiper, arching kind of motion and let the ball roll over the tips of the fingers (just between the first and middle fingers) and on to the cradle position (top of the hand).
Vertical movements of the animal were compensated for by means of a counterbalancing weight-pulley device.
The sample size for a complete counterbalanced study is n!, where "n" represents the number of conditions being tested.
