Sometimes he slid down their surfaces; at other times, he stood with legs spread wide, balancing one foot on one construction and his other foot on another as if he were a colossus.
A competitor from New Zealand had just finished her floor routine, set to the theme from "Game of Thrones," and now Biles, who wore a pink leotard studded with more than four thousand Swarovski crystals, looked sternly down the length of the four-inch-wide balance beam, on which she was about to perform nine flips.
But things could become very much worse than that.If, as seems likely, a new regime were to seek popularity by hardening its stance towards Israel, the wider balance of power in the region might shift too.
At the cost of averaging out local interactions of the network, we can achieve the network-wide balance between egoism and altruism for cooperative beamforming vector computations.
Achieving a global, economy-wide "balance between anthropogenic emissions by sources and removals by sinks" [1] will require both more emission reductions and more C sequestration from the forest sector.
Some of that popularity is due to the breathtaking daring involved: There are few things more thrilling than watching a gymnast launch herself into a tumbling series on the 4-inch-wide balance beam, or watching her whip her body around the high bar into a dazzling dismount followed by an improbable rock-solid stuck landing.
The Couperus project demonstrated the ability to perform tasks concurrently for system-wide balancing and local distribution-level congestion management.
"The Nato job is part of a wider balance-of-interest game among European countries," in which conservatives predominate, according to Kornelius.
Little research to date has investigated the performance of these two policy measures in a single analysis while maintaining a basin wide water balance.
Describing her making the first difficult climb on the way up, he writes: "Brooke put her hands over her head, spread them wide for balance, then plastered her feet to the rock.
