Sentence examples for offsetting the imbalance from inspiring English sources

The goal is to create parity by offsetting the imbalance between big-market clubs that have access to more ticket, sponsorship and broadcast dollars and teams in smaller cities that have fewer opportunities.

The equations of motion for this system are developed using Lagrangian methods; analysis, simulation and experimental validation of these equations indicate that offsetting the imbalance masses effectively mitigates 1/Rev vibrations during a rotor hub power loss while continuing to cancel N/Rev vibrations during normal operation.

To help offset the imbalance, the A.L.P. in Baghlan has been made almost exclusively Pashtun.

But any contribution from Greene, whose yards-per-carry average has increased every week, would help to offset the imbalance.

To help offset the imbalance that favors the wealthy, he said, elite colleges should consider "putting a thumb on the admissions scale, maybe even a thumb and a half," to admit more low-income students.

It is expected that, in order to offset the imbalance between supply and demand, mining of groundwater, especially from the deep aquifers, may be required to meet agricultural and other demands.

Anticipatory adjustments increase the load on the spine as muscles offset the imbalance and thereby limit paraspinal reflex occurrences.

This attention and advice helps to offset the imbalances that develop.

Larger, commercial-scale systems offer opportunities for income generation as well as a means to offset the imbalances in fish imports experienced by many countries in the Region.

That is meant to offset the historic imbalance in the workplace.

When UB-15 torpedoed and sank in June 1915, the tank failed to properly compensate, forcing the entire crew to run to the stern to offset the trim imbalance.