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Once the weight of the solution is balanced by the surface tension, the solution will stop flowing from the top and cause saturation at the end of the flowing, which causes a convex meniscus (Figure 2c).

The KRB solution was balanced at pH 7.4 and bubbled with 95%O2-5O2-5%CO2

These solutions are balanced compromised solutions.

Reflecting on European countries' collective failure to act decisively on Syria and the broader ensuing refugee problem that has since engulfed Europe, the Bulgarian President said: "The EU has to get all those powers together on the table because the EU is most affected by this crisis, and should not let it go until there is a solution that is peaceful and is balanced.

Saying that a solution must be balanced, Mr. Danforth said the resolution was "wholly one-sided".

The overwhelming amount of focus on government solutions must be balanced by acceptance of the responsibility by us to take immediate steps on our own to save our children.

However the opportunities offered by NMs in green economy solutions, should be balanced with a number of practical challenges, critical environmental and social issues, as well as with human health and safety concerns.

In the final solution, chlorine would be balanced by sodium and calcium in roughly equal proportions, with subordinate potassium and magnesium; aluminum would be quantitatively removed, and silicon would be at saturation with amorphous silica.

In the final solution, chlorine would be balanced by sodium and calcium in roughly equal proportions, with subordinate amounts of potassium and magnesium; aluminum would be quantitatively removed, and silicon would be at saturation with amorphous silica.

Americans' enthusiasm for technological solutions typically has been balanced by a mistrust of technology taking over our lives.

To prevent the use of shortcut strategies, distractors for the addition, division, and subtraction problems were chosen such that the differences to the correct solution (±1 or ±2) were balanced over all problems.