The phrase 'green balance' is not generally used in spoken or written English, at least not with the same meaning.
It may have been used in some contexts to refer to a balance between maintaining environmental sustainability and economic progress, but it is not a widely-used phrase. For example, "In order to ensure a green balance, the town decided to invest in renewable sources of energy."
On a cool Thursday in July, nine teenagers and young adults from Concrete Safaris arrived in their signature lime green T-shirts, lugging the colorful tools of their trade: red metal hurdles, bright hula hoops, multicolored cones, small green balance beams and a rainbow of plastic circles.
Green – balance, refreshing, normalizing, and promotes emotional growth.
SPRING colors glowed: robin's-egg blues, daffodil yellows and succulent greens balanced by far-off reflections from the sand and surf.
Two of them were proper old and one of them apprentice old, as if old is a matter of learning and she was still a bit too green, her balance a little too kempt, the muscles of her body still a bit too biddable.
In this paper, we introduce a novel link weight setting algorithm, the Green Load-balancing Algorithm (GLA), which is able to jointly optimize both energy efficiency and load-balancing in backbone networks without any modification to the underlying network protocols.
Of the two, tiny alfalfa sprouts are the more delicate, their green flavor balanced by a subtle nutty undertone.
Hits include Pretty Hot Wings -- chicken, tangy with tamarind -- and lovely rabbit meatballs bobbing in green curry balanced with coconut milk.
Green Century Balanced shot up 76.4percentt in 1999, compared with an increase of 58.7percentt for the small-cap growth fund category.
There is a tempura-salad hand roll built around a soft and flavorful hunk of fried sweet potato, with greens to balance its meatiness and a ginger-yuzu dressing zipping along the top, a melody to remember.
Skip the bain marie and ask for the menu; beef salad (A$10.90) is tart and zesty with fresh mint, garlic chunks and thin slices of green apple, balanced perfectly with liberal squirts of fish sauce.
The muscular bronze diver in Carole A. Feuerman's "Golden Mean," one of five sculptures installed in Riverfront Green Park, balances upside down on two hands, his body arching more than 16 feet into the air as if ready to spring into the Hudson.
