Sentence examples for maintain equilibrium and from inspiring English sources

Its architecture makes people use their bodies in unexpected ways to maintain equilibrium, and that, she said, will stimulate their immune systems.

Ear canals help the body maintain equilibrium and balance, and a smaller canal would be less sensitive to spins and gyrations.

A leg movement is preceded by a shift of the center of mass (CM) towards the supporting side to maintain equilibrium and forward to create the condition for progression.

I held him at a distance, smiling, trying to maintain equilibrium and to avoid provoking him which is exactly the same position the Afghan government finds itself in.

The ability to maintain equilibrium and proper orientation in space is critical for the survival of motile organisms, and the vestibular system is highly conserved throughout evolution [1], [2].

However, subjects were asked to avoid looking down at the plate while walking on it, unless necessary to maintain equilibrium, and instead, were instructed to attend to one of the two static visual markers that were positioned at a height of 1.3 m (above foot level), and a distance 1 m from either end of the walkway.

Developed during a period of comparatively stable economic development, the dominant theories of organizations tend to have been founded with the dual objectives of maintaining equilibrium and avoiding uncertainty (Hamel, 2000).

Tumor cells have several mechanisms of maintaining equilibrium, and immune escape, including expression of immuno-regulatory molecules (e.g., increased expression of B7.1 and B7-H1); epigenetic modifications (e.g., silencing of the SOCS1 gene, de-regulating the JAK/STAT pathway); and autocrine loops.

Negative feedback loops are essential for maintaining equilibrium and resisting change while positive feedback structures amplify signals to enable switch-like behaviour [ 39].

TRP-N has been confirmed to be essential for many mechanosensory functions such as the control of body movement and the perception of touch in the fly (Effertz et al. 2011; Liang et al. 2013) and the nematode worm (Li et al. 2006), for maintaining equilibrium and hearing in zebrafish (Sidi et al. 2003), and it has also been localized in hair cells in the ear of frog (Shin et al. 2005).

Systems tend to be normalized into a hierarchical structure represented by a complete n-ary tree in order to maintain equilibrium, evolvability, and optimal predictability in system organization.