(1) As the warm cream circulates back up through the body, the internal organs are purified, the skin becomes radiant, and the equilibrium of body and mind is restored.

(2) Ice is in equilibrium with water

(3) Striking at or otherwise upsetting the center of gravity can cause the object to lose its balance, or equilibrium , and fall to the ground.

(4) The traumatic loss of its antennae should deal a devastating blow to the creature's mental equilibrium and may nullify its telepathic abilities.

(5) Among the methods that aim at inferring population parameters, many rely on the hypothesis of equilibrium between mutation, migration, and drift.

(6) The two forces seeking equilibrium are gravity and pressure from the surrounding liquid.

(7) Rejuvenating a person and enabling him/her to cope better, these techniques re-establish spiritual equilibrium and mental-well being.

(8) It might appear from the above that postures, breathing techniques and sensory control automatically purge the mind of distractions and bring about equilibrium and calm.

(9) My mental equilibrium improves when I resume the repetitive motion of jiggling my knee, or tapping my foot, or lightly kicking the table leg, etc.

(10) Inner confidence, optimism, equilibrium and a positive state of the mind - all go a long way to total recovery.

(11) Population structure can play an important role in determining the mean fitness of populations at equilibrium between mutation and selection.

(12) In that sense, a modest form of depression is like a state of mental equilibrium .

(13) The equilibrium level of income

(14) This analysis suggested that the African population is close to equilibrium between mutational forces and genetic drift.

(15) Holders of such rigid views tend to reject any new information that may disturb their cognitive equilibrium .

(16) There appears to be equilibrium in demand supply.

(17) This necessitates that the steady-state equilibrium between free and LPOR-bound pigment be displaced toward the latter.

(18) However, the steady-state equilibrium between bound and free pigment was largely in favor of the free form.

(19) The trade balance reached equilibrium or surplus only under conditions of deep recession.

(20) It is essential that human beings know their own bodies so well that they can follow the normal daily routine without disturbing the balance or equilibrium of the body.