Sentence examples for well balanced approach from inspiring English sources

Since very accurate direct measurements of the fluids properties (like density and isobaric heat capacity) are relatively easy at atmospheric pressure, but difficult at elevated pressures, a combination of speed of sound measurements and numerical integration offers a well balanced approach to determine the thermodynamic properties of liquids.

The fuzzy controller does, however, struggle with disturbances it has not been tuned for, while cascade and LQR controllers still perform well, as seen in figure 8. Taking into account the involved design required for LQR control, cascade control offers a well balanced approach to FFE disturbance rejection.

Rather than being, in Mr. Klein's words, "well beyond stupid," the RESTORE Act offers a smart and well balanced approach to updating FISA and reining in the excesses of an unchecked executive branch.

Always take a healthy and a well balanced approach to your diet, especially protein.

Seek a well balanced approach to your life so that technology doesn't become an all-consuming distraction for you.

"Texas is really leading the nation with respect to promoting a well-balanced approach to smart-grid," said Jerry Jackson, a former Texas A&M professor who now leads a national smart-grid research consortium based in Orlando, Fla.

Part of the reason Apple hasn't aggressively gone after this space yet is because it is a different proposition from its existing ecosystem of devices in relation to games – finding a well-balanced approach which opens the door to a strong move is not an easy task.

In order to satisfy the need of subspecialisation in radiology and to maintain the integrity of the profession, which has many advantages, and thus avoid its fragmentation, a well-balanced approach is needed.

In this paper, it was shown that the co-continuous multimaterial composite provides a well-balanced approach between desired flexibility and load-bearing which is referred to as compliancy.

The ESR position, as stated by B. Brkljačić and C.M. Owens, is that a well-balanced approach is needed to satisfy both the clear need for subspecialisation in radiology, and at the same time to preserve the integrity of the profession and avoid its fragmentation.

The goal of this paper is to generalize the well-balanced approach for non-equilibrium flow studied by Wang et al. (2009) [29] to a class of low dissipative high-order shock-capturing filter schemes and to explore more advantages of well-balanced schemes in reacting flows.