Sentence examples for principles of balance from inspiring English sources

But other mildly sweet wines operate on similar principles of balance.

Under the direction of Waugh, Steuben's wares emulated the simplicity of Orrefors and took on new principles of balance, proportion and truth to materials.

Mehta, formerly of Jean Georges, cooks mostly according to Ayurvedic principles of balance, and each of his dishes is delivered with a brief soliloquy justifying its components.

She was a founder of the Friends of the Institute of Noetic Sciences and president of the BSW Foundation of New York, which researches and advocates principles of balance, spirit, wisdom, and the healing arts.

Art was to be based on the observation of the visible world and practiced according to mathematical principles of balance, harmony, and perspective, which were developed at this time.

Everyone, it seems, is a curator - yet only the professionals and true enthusiasts, such as David, understand the principles of balance and selection required to make disparate items coalesce into a story: "the correlation of displays and texts, the skill needed to draw a visitor through a collection of objects and bring them out with a lived sense of one particular moment in time".

First time and low level offenders meet with Community Accountability Boards (CABs) in the neighborhoods where they live, made up of community volunteers who are trained to hear these cases and to apply the principles of Balanced and Restorative Justice (BARJ).

An alternative view in the workgroup was that such studies should be examined and reviewed following the principles of balancing benefits and risks, the ascertainment of an informed consent procedure and an independent assessment by an independent ethical review board or its equivalent.

In addition, a control structure based on the principle of balance is presented.

It took only a few seconds to see the good sense in the band: no matter how abstruse the music can get, it rested on a strong, simple principle of balance and contrast.

Mechanics was dominated by the work of Archimedes, who was the first to prove the principle of balance: that two weights are in equilibrium when they are inversely proportional to their distances from the fulcrum.