Sentence examples for imbalance from from inspiring English sources
You also almost never see such imbalance from the Saints' offense.
"Chemical application of any sort creates an imbalance from the ground up, even if a simple mosquito is the target".
The bank cited fears of inflation, rising household debt and an "imbalance" from the overheated housing market.
Like seasonal affective disorder – a mood disorder related to changes in seasons – touring artists can also feel a mood imbalance from changes in timezone.
That would still mean sex-selective abortions, but it might at least prevent the sex imbalance from growing.A second change would be proper pension arrangements.
Anthony V. Ziccardi, on the New Jersey Builders Association's Pinelands committee, said the result was an imbalance: "From the beginning, it has been the white hat, black hat routine.
The mixture of gameplay types is severely imbalanced from the off.
After all, a lot of subprime mortgages with variable interest rates were originated when the federal funds rate was very low.An alternative would be to try to tackle imbalances from all sides.
Recent Chinese studies [5] show that the power imbalances from wind power plants (WPPs) can be controlled by conventional generators.
We propose an algorithm for the reconstruction of two types of imbalances, i.e., mass and aerodynamic imbalances from pitch angle deviation.
Regularization and minimization techniques using gradient-based methods are presented as well as the final algorithm that reconstructs the imbalances from measurement data.
