At the end, Chopin's familiar B minor Sonata balanced sensibility with taste, effusiveness with restraint.
For families and small businesses, miscalculations may only have a minor effect on balance sheets, but these errors can have a much greater financial and professional impact for larger organizations.
An often phrased word with respect to their skating technique was "rusty", and many falls were due to a minor loss of balance at low speeds, resulting in a fall backwards on the outstretched unprotected hands.
Van Steen's Dutch compatriot Liza Ferschtman was the soloist in Dvořák's Violin Concerto in A minor, a work balancing Beethovenesque classicism with a profusion of romantic melody and attendant counterpoints.
This limitation of our method is probably a minor one, as balancing selection in the human genome appears to be the exception rather than the rule (Bubb et al. 2006; Leffler et al. 2013).
On the other hand, the voltage dependence and sporadic gating behavior of MG23 suggest that it may play a more minor role in balancing charge asymmetry during a large and rapid Ca2+ release event (such as during a cardiac Ca2+ transient) than the recently characterized TRIC channels that are activated to high Po values as negative charge develops in the SR.
For the human data, the proportion of small estimates also prevails somewhat, while a balance between minor and substantial values can be observed for the rat data.
There may have been minor miscalculations in style, balance and tempo, but most of the score was projected with the right feeling for its various emotional states.
Audrey Jennings has seen her social life cut in half since minor cognitive impairment and balance problems were diagnosed three years ago in her husband, Ken.
That loss of white students, though seemingly minor, shifted the demographic balance in the school and reinforced "the racial identity of the school as a black school," the complaint said.
