Unbalanced

A balancing network can also be a device used between a balanced device or line and an unbalanced device or line for the purpose of transforming from balanced to unbalanced or from unbalanced to balanced.

But most importantly, they do it while wearing iconic gold High Republic robes, which symbolize the Jedi's status as a force for good, rather than unwitting defenders of an unbalanced status quo.

He and Perez — who called qualifying a “complete disaster” — have repeatedly said the car feels unbalanced in the many slow corners in Singapore.

In a rapidly changing and unbalanced world, the necessity for partnership has become paramount.

Instead, you get to enjoy the benefits of the big screen — which really is worth spending more on if you watch video or play games — without struggling to hold on to a gigantic, overweight, unbalanced device.

Sometimes as a coach, for all the assets you possess, your greatest asset is luck and Borthwick has been handed a chunky slice of it for France ‘23 in the shape of the tournament’s ridiculously unbalanced draw.

The skewed priority given to the carriers has left our defence spending hopelessly unbalanced.

The white shirts broke in numbers from an Ashton corner and the 24-year-old was sent in on goal via Jake Thompson’s through ball, he could only roll the ball straight at Andre Mendes with an unbalanced shot inside the box.

Though the new shift rules stipulate an infield shift is illegal, it doesn’t mean the outfield can’t be configured in an unbalanced way.

What conclusions one can draw about an unbalanced multipolarity, about imperial overstretch and potential insolvency and implosion, or about the military “offense-defense balance,” are subjects of further study.

An unbalanced gut microbiome can lead to accelerated skin aging and various skin conditions.

Even if the shaking going up through the body and handlebars wasn't making your fingers go numb, the minute bouncing and sinking of unbalanced tires make it much more difficult to keep the bike rolling in a straight, clean line.

Further, China’s population is aging and unbalanced.

Furthermore, deflation is further fueled by an unbalanced economy, with domestic consumption falling behind industrial output.

That is compared to unbalanced arrangements that favor cities and urbanization at all costs.

The first instance of "bucket list" as a term to describe things to do before you, well, kick the bucket was in the lesser-known book Unfair & Unbalanced: The Lunatic Magniloquence of Henry E. Panky by Patrick M. Carlisle.

Then, I put in the stained socks with the rest of my white laundry to avoid underloading the machine, which can waste energy, detergent and time, and cause the machine to become unbalanced during the spin cycle.

There's never any kind of negativity with the band so unbalanced.

This approach was sensible, although it ended up being unbalanced, with nearly all efforts going into the “protect” portion and much less on alignment and engagement.

This is a scene whose framing will be mirrored ever so slightly in the story's delightful end, but, before the film reaches that point, there is a long road that hurtles through the chaos of an unbalanced marriage first.