It is only possible in a world in which the live being loses and reestablishes equilibrium with its environment.
If a person develops the wrong habits and goes to excess, the ruler "must follow the same course in treating it as in the medical treatment of bodies," which is to reestablish equilibrium ("Eight Chapters" 4).
A glacier with sustained positive balance is also out of equilibrium, and will advance to reestablish equilibrium.
Instead, these laws serve as a way to reestablish equilibrium for those Christians whose religious beliefs and identities are challenged by LGBTQ people and laws that support non-discrimination.
Cell 'B' then shifts towards this new position to reestablish equilibrium (arrow).
The king exercised power within legal limitations, which, when violated, led to efforts to reestablish political equilibrium by means of civil war, assassination, and an appeal to God and the saints.
Worldwide, economies need to reestablish their equilibrium.
For example, when one player sped up even a tiny bit, the other would also speed up, and together they'd reestablish rhythmic equilibrium.
Under pathophysiological conditions in which increased misfolded or mutant proteins accumulated in the lumen, ER initiates an adaptive stress response pathway known as unfolded protein response (UPR) to reestablish protein equilibrium (Harding and Ron, 2002; Ron and Walter, 2007; Yoshida, 2007; Ron and Hubbard, 2008).
Unprepared to engage in constructive dialogue about marriage equality, many conservative Christians retreated into the defensive maneuvers of fragility--anger, fear, argumentation, resistance--as a way to try to reestablish an equilibrium.
