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balance (something) with (something else)

to offset something with something else; to balance something against something else. The teacher tends to balance a harsh grading scheme with a strong sense of fair play. Roger balanced the spicy soup with a bland first course. They balanced his bad behavior with the good, but still felt he was much too rude.

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Try to maintain your balance with your eyes closed. Balance Board Exercises - Try Doing That at Home! by Julia Hyde / Food/cooking/nutrition community Static sitting balance with upper-limb Timed for 30 s (yes/no) support Whether the subject can maintain a sitting position for 30 s with upper-limb support but without assistance from another person 2. Balance disability after stroke by Tyson, Sarah F.; Hanley, Marie; Chillala, Jay; Selley, Andrea; Tallis, Raymond C. / Physical Therapy In the single pan substitution balance, the opposite side of the short beam carries a continuous load of weights which are mechanically removed until an approximate balance with the sample in the pan is reached. Weighing in on the topic of analytical balances by Fishman, Harvey M. / Household & Personal Products Industry More results

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Try to maintain your balance with your eyes closed.

Balance Board Exercises - Try Doing That at Home! by Julia Hyde / Food/cooking/nutrition community

Static sitting balance with upper-limb Timed for 30 s (yes/no) support Whether the subject can maintain a sitting position for 30 s with upper-limb support but without assistance from another person 2.

Balance disability after stroke by Tyson, Sarah F.; Hanley, Marie; Chillala, Jay; Selley, Andrea; Tallis, Raymond C. / Physical Therapy

In the single pan substitution balance, the opposite side of the short beam carries a continuous load of weights which are mechanically removed until an approximate balance with the sample in the pan is reached.

Weighing in on the topic of analytical balances by Fishman, Harvey M. / Household & Personal Products Industry

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