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Definition of balance
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Balance
(n.) Act of
weighing
mentally;
comparison;
estimate.
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Balance
::
Balance
(v. i.) To have equal
weight
on each side; to be in
equipoise;
as, the
scales
balance..
Rider
::
Rider (n.) A small
forked
weight
which
straddles
the beam of a
balance,
along which it can be moved in the
manner
of the
weight
on a
steelyard..
Equilibration
::
Equilibration
(n.) The
process
by which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
preserve
a
physiological
balance.
Halteres
::
Halteres
(n. pl.)
Balancers;
the
rudimentary
hind wings of
Diptera.
Clearing
::
Clearing
(n.) The gross
amount
of the
balances
adjusted
in the
clearing
house.
Counterpoise
::
Counterpoise
(n.) A
weight
sufficient
to
balance
another,
as in the
opposite
scale of a
balance;
an equal
weight..
Pallet
::
Pallet
(n.) One of the
pieces
or
levers
connected
with the
pendulum
of a
clock,
or the
balance
of a
watch,
which
receive
the
immediate
impulse
of the
scape-wheel,
or
balance
wheel..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) A
balance
wheel,
as of a
watch,
or
clock.
See
Balance
wheel (in the
Vocabulary)..
Cock
::
Cock (n.) The
bridge
piece which
affords
a
bearing
for the pivot of a
balance
in a clock or
watch.
Aclinic
::
Aclinic
(a.)
Without
inclination
or
dipping;
-- said the
magnetic
needle
balances
itself
horizontally,
having
no dip. The
aclinic
line is also
termed
the
magnetic
equator..
Cover
::
Cover (v. t.) To
extend
over; to be
sufficient
for; to
comprehend,
include,
or
embrace;
to
account
for or
solve;
to
counterbalance;
as, a
mortgage
which fully
covers
a sum
loaned
on it; a law which
covers
all
possible
cases of a
crime;
receipts
than do not cover
expenses..
Bolometer
::
Bolometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
minute
quantities
of
radiant
heat,
especially
in
different
parts of the
spectrum;
--
called
also
actinic
balance,
thermic
balance..
Balance
::
Balance
(v. i.) To
fluctuate
between
motives
which
appear
of equal
force;
to
waver;
to
hesitate.
Regulator
::
Regulator
(n.) A
contrivance
for
regulating
and
controlling
motion,
as: (a) The lever or index in a
watch,
which
controls
the
effective
length
of the
hairspring,
and thus
regulates
the
vibrations
of the
balance.
(b) The
governor
of a steam
engine.
(c) A valve for
controlling
the
admission
of steam to the steam
chest,
in a
locomotive..
Balance
::
Balance
(n.) To move
toward,
and then back from,
reciprocally;
as, to
balance
partners..
Hammerhead
::
Hammerhead
(n.) A shark of the genus
Sphyrna
or
Zygaena,
having
the eyes set on
projections
from the sides of the head, which gives it a
hammer
shape.
The
Sphyrna
zygaena
is found in the North
Atlantic.
Called
also
hammer
fish, and
balance
fish..
Equivalence
::
Equivalence
(v. t.) To be
equivalent
or equal to; to
counterbalance.
Counterbalance
::
Counterbalance
(v. t.) To
oppose
with an equal
weight
or
power;
to
counteract
the power or
effect
of; to
countervail;
to
equiponderate;
to
balance.
Auncel
::
Auncel
(n.) A rude
balance
for
weighing,
and a kind of
weight,
formerly
used in
England..
Steem
::
Steelyard
(n.) A form of
balance
in which the body to be
weighed
is
suspended
from the
shorter
arm of a
lever,
which turns on a
fulcrum,
and a
counterpoise
is
caused
to slide upon the
longer
arm to
produce
equilibrium,
its place upon this arm
(which
is
notched
or
graduated)
indicating
the
weight;
a Roman
balance;
-- very
commonly
used also in the
plural
form,
steelyards..
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