Sentences with phrase «degree of balance»

A greater degree of balance will be added to the boss fights.

Your body, like your life, your nutrition, your relationships — requires a fine degree of balance.

Stand up paddle boarding is a bit like yoga in that it demands a certain degree of balance and flexibility.

There's still plenty to appreciate in the SQ5's chassis however, including a surprising degree of balance across both axles (like other recent Audis, the SQ5 seems to be moving away from the old tropes of nose - heaviness), strong levels of grip, and a pliant ride quality (with the usual caveat that we're yet to test the car on rougher UK tarmac).

The high degree of balance sheet leverage for certain bond insurers means that small changes in the values of these portfolios have a large impact on the bond insurers» capital base.

His positional awareness and judgement, which the more attack - minded Ramsey has seemed unable to provide, added a greater degree of balance to ahead of a defence that benefited from the more consistent cover afforded to them by Elneny.

But that approach means I am lacking some degree of balance.

I tried to be fair and outlined both sectors with some degree of balance.

Lise Elitot, Ph.D. said: «The reason they [babies] are so receptive to motion is because they are born with a highly developed vestibular system - a «sixth» sense that allows us to perceive our body's movement and degree of balance.

The reason given for this is that the strength gains will not transfer to a less stable environment (they are less «functional»), where some degree of balance is required.

In other words, while the broad sweep of the coverage showed a degree of balance, there was also some evidence of a noticeable anti-charter tilt.

In a half - hearted attempt to provide a degree of balance, the article quotes the ISC's claims about how the academies sponsored by private schools were in a bad position when they were taken over.

Doing this allowed players take extreme characters to even more extreme levels, or reign them in and offer them a degree of balance.