"The arms start a counterbalancing of the upper body."

The counterbalancing of personalities is reflected in the fund's management style.

Being hollow, they allow better counterbalancing than conventional drivers, which is important for fast locomotives.

This makes for easy counterbalancing by a fixed weight or by a second caisson.

Ms. Wiviott said there "may be some counterbalancing" of services, although not all sites now offered the same services.

The dynamic counterbalancing of the blades radial movements is used to keep the rotor balanced.

(The counterbalancing can be adjusted between shots to tilt the camera up or down.)

Even the initial counterbalancing of the Steadicam to the weight of any particular camcorder is a bit tricky.

It takes us, the citizens and potential soldiers of America, to be the counterbalancing and ultimate arbiters of the reality we live in.

Extra-heavy bracing or weighted counterbalancing may be required to support a projector in a sideways portrait orientation.

High-end scooter models now include comprehensive technological features, including cast aluminum frames, engines with integral counterbalancing, and cross-linked brake systems.

The oldest funicular in the world moving by water counterbalancing is the Bom Jesus funicular built in 1882.

Its counterbalancing and precision mechanics were so modern that it was joked that the J's top speed is only limited by the nerves of the engineer.

As matter approaches universal distribution, there is a counterbalancing, how shall I put it, a counterbalancing 'leaching out' of time.

SDT finally proposes that the relative counterbalancing of hierarchy-enhancing and -attenuating social forces stabilizes group-based inequality.

The explanation that Mr. Gramley offers for the apparent death of the cycle is "an accidental counterbalancing of developments in different sectors."

Ikenberry, Brooks, and Wohlforth are not convinced that the current U.S. grand strategy generates subsequent counterbalancing.

The interest protected by section 31 was not, the court found, a statistical one, dependent on a counterbalancing of numbers, but rather a qualitative one, based on respect for diversity.

The engines operated two shafts carrying the 16 feet (4.9 m) diameter winding drums, geared to work in opposite directions, so as to achieve the counterbalancing of the caissons.

Two L-2 locomotives were given modifications for dual service work; higher boiler pressure, smaller cylinders, light-weight reciprocating parts, dynamic counterbalancing of the drivers, roller bearings on all axles, etc.

This belief has led in turn to Thompson's consistent position that ethically tolerable outcomes in international politics are more likely to be achieved through a counterbalancing of power than through moral exhortation.

However it proved possible to operate one side of the incline, of course without the benefit of the counterbalancing, the steam engines taking the whole of the load of the ascending caisson.

(The bascule - from the French for "seesaw" - refers to the counterbalancing of the lever, which facilitates raising and lowering the basket; when one end is lowered the other is raised.)

He brought the concepts of humanity, tactility and scale to the project His team developed the gerberette which enabled the counterbalancing of the weight of the building with light tubing, lightening the external appearance.

As the boat is not floating, Archimedes' principle does not apply, so the weight lifted or lowered by the device varies - making counterbalancing (by dead weights or a second boat carriage) more difficult.

The question is, what kind of counterbalances do we need?

They have been mentioned here to provide a counterbalance to the great things that were about to happen in the west.

A counterbalance system generally forms part of the door's construction.

Hold on to a 5- to 10-pound weight and raise your right leg behind you for counterbalance.

Four fingers were three, and no counterbalance to the thumbs.

Every party involved expects some counterbalance to the lack of new features.

And as a counterbalance, they will be developing relations with Russia.

The foot not on the peg is used as a counterbalance.

The tail may have served as a counterbalance for the neck.

I'm afraid there'll be an awful counterbalance somewhere along the line.

These use the weight of one breast to lift the other using counterbalance.

"With the smaller stores mixed in, you have a counterbalance."

This year, as counterbalance, the college acceptance list is posted, too.

India will therefore become a strong counterbalance to China in trading terms.

And even in terms of purely human politics, the more counterbalances to Moscow, the better.

It also provides a good counterbalance to the commercial messages of the season, she added.

Alternative currencies are reported to work as a counterbalance for the local economy.

The line first opened in 1886 and was initially operated using the water counterbalance system.

Being the host country for this show, then, would be the perfect cultural counterbalance to our economic support of Taiwan.

Was the doorway to this place opened by a system of weights and counterbalances?

The saw is hung on a swinging arm, some times with a counterbalance weight.

It is a lopsided position, although it's obviously important to have counterbalances in the world.

The counterbalance is clearly visible within the structure of the North pillar.

I agree with you that sport and physical activity form an excellent counterbalance to other activities.

Such a policy should not be restricted merely to providing a counterbalance to the central bank.

The line has only single car, counterbalanced by a weight.

Here the risk to life is counterbalanced by the need for reproduction.

But the evidence against him is too strong to be counterbalanced by this one point in his favor.

Some of that growth, however, is being counterbalanced by land preservation.

That icy feeling counterbalanced the fire which was always in his mind.

Something else which counterbalanced that disturbance might, he thought, set it right again.

They are also counterbalanced by a reference to individual responsibility in article 6.

It must have been counterbalanced in some way, perhaps by weights within the walls.

Devolution, however, should be counterbalanced by a new idea of a nation.

It is a question of counterbalancing the single monetary policy with other instruments for economic action.

This was counterbalanced by an increase in bands that played the song.

This must be counterbalanced by the fundamental and rigorous protection of personal data.

This is counterbalanced by there being more columns of fewer cards.

They are counterbalanced and so have negligible effect on the specimen.

It is always counterbalanced by the other party's bounce.

The wind was north: not good, but no birds could be seen or heard through the window, which counterbalanced that, somewhat.

But the nose was counterbalanced by a nicely shaped mouth.

"It's not a matter of counterbalancing as it is complements," he said.

The body of penal regulations was counterbalanced by some rewards.

In theory, the life support wheels counterbalanced each other.

Besides, that character is counterbalanced by other things in the script."

Her form echoes and in many ways counterbalances that of her husband.

The occasional insight from John was often counterbalanced by too much yakking.

By the time the sun came up a massive crane had been moved into place, stabilized and counterbalanced.

An age of business innovation should be counterbalanced by analogous ingenuity in good works.