Sentence examples for lost equilibrium from inspiring English sources

He had lost equilibrium and some of his speech abilities.

As law enforcement officials and terrorism experts cast about for clues, news employees are trying to recapture their lost equilibrium -- with mixed success.

Even though it's not easy to perceive this manifestation of beauty, it is a sign that art has the power to restore the lost equilibrium in between man and nature.

Belgian Tintin expert Philippe Goddin summarized: "[Hergé] sought to regain a lost equilibrium, that he imposes on his hero a desire to seek purity ... considering it necessary for Tintin to go through the intimate experience of distress and loneliness ... and discover himself".

We then recorded the time until the salamander larvae lost their equilibrium posture as a measure of low-oxygen tolerance (loss of equilibrium precedes death; individuals that lost equilibrium were removed from the tank and allowed to recover in tap water saturated with oxygen).

Sampling proceeded once the fish had lost equilibrium and ceased ventilation (∼2 min).

Tailless individuals may lose equilibrium, thus leading to irregularities of trajectories of the central point of the pelvis during movements (Martin and Avery 1998).

Some fish show neurologic signs in the final stage of the disease, when they become disoriented and lose equilibrium (3, 19, 21).

At McLaren he lost his equilibrium when faced by Hamilton's refusal to bend the knee.

Then Strahan pulls back one hand -- almost always his right hand -- and drives it into the left side of the lineman who has lost his equilibrium and is ready to be toppled.

Here, after all, is a mock 17th-century comedy written by David Hirson entirely in rhymed couplets and played in an elegant all-white French salon that appears to have had one drink too many and lost its equilibrium.