Sentence examples for models of balance from inspiring English sources

Reviewing a performance at Michael's Pub in Manhattan, Stephen Holden of The New York Times said of her: "Her special strength is an ability to infuse everything she touches with warmth, intelligence and a subtly swinging energy that make her interpretations of standards models of balance and clarity.

In particular, we consider two models of tempo and two models of balance.

Identical types and models of balance scale, stadiometer and measuring tape were used at all the study centers.

Our data fit better the models of balancing selection than a random model of gene loss, even though we cannot exclude the possibility that pseudogenization of one gene accelerates the loss of the other genes in the operon.

Whatever its date and use, it is a model of balance enlivened by variation, structure surprised by pleasure.

The panel's favorite, the 15-year-old Barbancourt Estate Réserve from Haiti, was a model of balance and elegance, smooth and clearly rum.

If the radiant right-hand melody of No. 22 (G minor) was overwhelmed by stabbing left-hand chords, overall Mr. Cohen's performance was a model of balance and imagination.

According to their ontogenetic model of balance control, Assaiante and Amblard [1] assumed that the various balance strategies adopted by children as well as by adults involve to take into account two main functional principles of spatial organization.

Changes in muscle tension and spinal curvature require a new or altered model of balance, as the body situation is different than before [ 31].

For mammals as for fish and birds, the overall picture therefore seems to match a model of balance between inbreeding and outbreeding, in line with Bateson's optimal outbreeding model [ 13] rather than outright and systematic inbreeding avoidance.

Finally, among the FM patients, an a priori model of balance (SOT composite score) was tested on the basis of FIQR, medications (class and total number of daily tablets), cognition (MASQ), strength and body mass index (BMI).