Sentence examples for theoretical balance from inspiring English sources

When Alaska joined the union nearly 50 years ago, the government determined that the center — the theoretical balance point — had moved from outside Lebanon, Kan., to some inaccessible prairie here in Butte County, 439 miles to the northwest.

Isostasy, ideal theoretical balance of all large portions of Earth's lithosphere as though they were floating on the denser underlying layer, the asthenosphere, a section of the upper mantle composed of weak, plastic rock that is about 110 km (70 miles) below the surface.

Through discussion of the precession orbit shape difference and its dispersive situation, the orbit shape average difference coefficient and the corresponding dispersion term are estimated to obtain the theoretical balancing effect.

The theoretical energy balance also explored in this paper with help of thermodynamic models.

To provide a basis for further investigation, a theoretical energy balance for a model system that incorporates anaerobic digestion, ammonia separation and recovery, and conversion of the ammonia to hydrogen is reported.

While more recent theoretical developments balance the importance of cost with other biological features [ 22, 23], empirical and experimental evidence of these basic theoretical concepts is still scant.

Homoacetogenic activity was quantified by estimating a theoretical molar balance between the hydrogen produced or consumed for the production of acetic, propionic, and butyric acids from the glucose equivalent and the experimental amount of hydrogen (equation 1, 2, and 5).

Social equilibrium, a theoretical state of balance in a social system referring both to an internal balance between interrelated social phenomena and to the external relationship the system maintains with its environment.

Graduate school followed naturally, and I wrote my first really successful paper — a theoretical analysis of balance of payments crises — while still at MIT.

Scientific research needs to balance theoretical conclusiveness and empirical specificity.

Most of the theoretical studies on balance billing assume a monopolistic physician who faces a downward-sloping demand curve [2]-[4].