Sentence examples for is unbalance from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to be out of balance
- If you put that weight on the edge of the tray, it will unbalance it and dump all of the dishes on the floor.
Regarding future works, the current experiment is unbalance in participants' gender and the appearance of different morphing conditions, a stricter experiment with female participants ought to be done in the future.
For the current unbalance assessment, the unbalance factor is introduced in [1, 2], such as: m_{f} = left| {frac{{hat{I}_{0} }}{{hat{I}_{1} }}} right| times 100% (1 where m f is unbalance factor; (hat{I}_{0}) is zero sequence current; (hat{I}_{1}) is positive sequence current of one transmission line.
Moreover it shows a sharply decrease of agiogenin when treated IBD patients with aminosalicylic acid (ASA), which indicates that angiogenesis is unbalance in IBD patients [ 108].
In the frame of multicenter randomized trials, Lin et al. and Senn et al. discuss this point and show that a weighted analysis is more powerful than an unweighted one, particularly when there is unbalance in sample sizes between centers [ 11, 12].
Shiva, the supreme god, descends and asks what she wants because her stillness is unbalancing.
There is also a far more serious existential problem: the meeting's success is unbalancing the structure of the sport.
28 The change that entrepreneurship seeks is unbalancing the current equilibrium (disequilibrium, D).
Then it is a change which is social SC) and since it is unbalancing the status quo (equilibrium) it is transformative(T), in other words, it is transformative social change (TSC).
It can be seen that the inverter output voltage will be unbalance while it outputs negative current to loads, then MG voltage will be unbalance.
Some of the machinery defects detected using vibration analysis are: unbalance, bent shaft, eccentricity, misalignment, looseness, and belt drive problems.
Remember, both positive and negative emotions, when overly strong, can be unbalancing.
