equilibrium
સંતુલન
definition
noun
the maintenance of social equilibrium
a state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced.
translation of 'equilibrium'
સંતુલન,
સમતુલા
example
After we recovered our 'equilibrium' , we walked for miles around this bit of Windsor Park.
The trade balance reached 'equilibrium' or surplus only under conditions of deep recession.
But it also restores the mental 'equilibrium' we need to recover after the stresses and strains imposed by daily life.
the 'equilibrium' level of income
his intensity could unsettle his 'equilibrium'
He'd clearly achieved 'equilibrium' as he calmed down until, noticing he wasn't packing his stuff, the checkout woman tried to help him.
Rejuvenating a person and enabling him/her to cope better, these techniques re-establish spiritual 'equilibrium' and mental-well being.
The traumatic loss of its antennae should deal a devastating blow to the creature's mental 'equilibrium' and may nullify its telepathic abilities.
The grand coalition is much more based on a laboriously worked out 'equilibrium' between the CDU, CSU and SPD.
I stumbled over a rock and recovered my 'equilibrium'
his intensity could unsettle his 'equilibrium'
In such a model, prices are in equilibrium at every moment, even when 'equilibrium' prices are changing over time.
There appears to be 'equilibrium' in demand supply.
Travel sickness, or motion sickness, is an unpleasant, temporary disturbance of your sense of balance and 'equilibrium' that occurs while travelling by sea, road or air.
His black wings flapped vainly in the wind and water as they tried to regain the precious 'equilibrium' of balance.
A complex system is likely to spend more time in dis-equilibrium than in 'equilibrium' .
On a larger societal scale, the best way to reach 'equilibrium' between these energies is through a free and open society and free markets.
However, the steady-state 'equilibrium' between bound and free pigment was largely in favor of the free form.
Therefore, the metastable 'equilibrium' between iron and iron carbide should be considered, because it is relevant to the behavior of most steels in practice.
ice is in 'equilibrium' with water
I think as far as the Internet is concerned, we are groping towards the defining 'equilibrium' between crime and defense.
As the warm cream circulates back up through the body, the internal organs are purified, the skin becomes radiant, and the 'equilibrium' of body and mind is restored.
All such activities lead to achieving perfect mental 'equilibrium' to control the senses.
Women who earn more than their husbands are said to be a threat to their spouses' pride and mental 'equilibrium' .
the market is in 'equilibrium'
By 1921 he had recovered from heavy dependence on drugs, but he never fully regained mental 'equilibrium' .
This analysis suggested that the African population is close to 'equilibrium' between mutational forces and genetic drift.
Holders of such rigid views tend to reject any new information that may disturb their cognitive 'equilibrium' .
Part of the challenge with a team must be keeping an emotional anchor or 'equilibrium' as exhaustion and physical stress accumulate.
Thus, a balanced opinion is one which establishes an 'equilibrium' between opposing views, u2018weighingu2019 one set of views against the other.
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