Sentence examples for maintaining equilibrium from inspiring English sources

If the world is viewed as a delicately balanced scale, human happiness -- or an upstart's claim to self-determination -- takes a back seat to maintaining equilibrium.

Individuals with this disease have a certain type of muscle stiffness called rigidity, a typical tremor, flexed posture, and difficulty in maintaining equilibrium.

The hearing apparatus, located in the auditory capsule of the cranium, includes a system of semicircular canals, which are responsible for maintaining equilibrium.

Much of "Split Sides" is about maintaining equilibrium while the body is tilting one way or another: this solo takes that challenge to new virtuoso extremes, phenomenal in terms of sheer gymnastics as well as rhythm, shape and linear complexity.

With further cooling, in some cases the first and subsequently formed crystals will react continuously with the remaining liquid, thereby maintaining equilibrium; when the liquid becomes totally crystallized, the system will consist of homogeneous plagioclase crystals.

Adrenal derived production and secretion of corticosteroids under control of pituitary-derived adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) plays a central role in maintaining equilibrium during chronic stressful conditions.

Lana, already struggling to maintain equilibrium after a stint in a mental institution, disappears.

Mr. Lochbaum said that if the dry cask system were used to maintain equilibrium in the pool but the pool were kept full, the total risk would rise.

A study by the German consortium Gitec-Cobodes dethatined that Poopó received 161bn fewer litres of water in 2013 than required to maintain equilibrium.

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

Statoliths, which are found in the squid's head and help it maintain equilibrium, grow through the buildup of calcium carbonate in discrete rings.