equilibrium
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definition
noun
the maintenance of social equilibrium
a state in which opposing forces or influences are balanced.
example
She's settling in just fine, and seeing her every few days is helping my mental 'equilibrium' .
the market is in 'equilibrium'
The current ozone layer is as a result of 'equilibrium' between breakdown and recombination.
There has been a huge increase in supply and now the levels of supply and demand are in 'equilibrium' .
The receptor organ of posture and 'equilibrium' is a composite one located in the semicircular canals, the utricle, and the saccule of the inner ear.
I stumbled over a rock and recovered my 'equilibrium'
He clipped his helmet to his belt and stood swaying while his mind regained its 'equilibrium' .
The grand coalition is much more based on a laboriously worked out 'equilibrium' between the CDU, CSU and SPD.
The key to good health, according to this theory, is for the energy channels to be unblocked, allowing the energy to surge freely around the body once more so you achieve a state of balance or 'equilibrium' .
The trade balance reached 'equilibrium' or surplus only under conditions of deep recession.
Holders of such rigid views tend to reject any new information that may disturb their cognitive 'equilibrium' .
Women who earn more than their husbands are said to be a threat to their spouses' pride and mental 'equilibrium' .
What maintained some uneasy, if unconvincing, 'equilibrium' between the two was the portrayal of the Soviet Cold War threat as a rationalization for American measures in pursuit of both.
his intensity could unsettle his 'equilibrium'
I lay on her couch and marvelled at the effect a humble tuning fork in F sharp could have on one's mental 'equilibrium' .
It might appear from the above that postures, breathing techniques and sensory control automatically purge the mind of distractions and bring about 'equilibrium' and calm.
the 'equilibrium' level of income
The 'equilibrium' between these different species might be expected to be influenced by the charge on the liposomes.
The time it would take to reach energy 'equilibrium' between the meditator and the tub water would depend on the rate of energy transfer and ability of water to retain this energy.
A complex system is likely to spend more time in dis-equilibrium than in 'equilibrium' .
We observed that over time in KwaZulu Natal the selective sweep reduced in size toward 'equilibrium' between selection and recombination.
I think as far as the Internet is concerned, we are groping towards the defining 'equilibrium' between crime and defense.
The maintenance of 'equilibrium' between limited pluralisms limits the effectiveness of the mobilization and can lead to apathy.
I certainly felt bound to the river for restoring my 'equilibrium' , for calming my senses and for providing me with an escape from the city.
ice is in 'equilibrium' with water
The two forces seeking 'equilibrium' are gravity and pressure from the surrounding liquid.
The unsustainable nature of psi is consistent with the concept that psi effects are a dynamic or fluctuating 'equilibrium' between opposing forces.
He'd clearly achieved 'equilibrium' as he calmed down until, noticing he wasn't packing his stuff, the checkout woman tried to help him.
Earth, unlike the other solar planets, is not in physical 'equilibrium' .
This analysis suggested that the African population is close to 'equilibrium' between mutational forces and genetic drift.
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