Examples of using Counterbalanced in English and their translations into German
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One population density increasing counterbalanced by an availability of the natural resources and an unchanged technology.
Latest generation counterbalanced putters TaylorMade.
However, this impact is likely to be counterbalanced.
GOODSENSE counterbalanced forklift truck is super comfortable.
This was only partly counterbalanced by an improvement of exports.
Therefore their electric charges are counterbalanced, and the substance is neutral.
But it is consciously counterbalanced by a relational quality.
This disadvantage is, however, by no means counterbalanced by other advantages or guarantees.
The unique C-design with optimum centre of gravity lies perfectly counterbalanced in the hand.
Consequently, the sales trend affected by the debt crisis in Europe was able to be counterbalanced.
The Juncker Commission counterbalanced the macro-economic nature of the European Semester by introducing multiple social indicators, social objectives etc.
The higher standard deviation is counterbalanced by the fact that only one operation is necessary.
ENGINE& TRANSMISSION- This four cylinder engine with a five bearing counterbalanced crankshaft produces 84bhp at 5250rpm
sharp lines of the headings are counterbalanced by the thin rounded font of the main text.
However these measures were more than counterbalanced by an increase in traffic and an increase in the use of vehicles with high fuel consumption.
the orange marmalade give it a thick sweetness and is counterbalanced by the hot sauce.
Avant-garde Quadripole 4 askance brace architecture reduces arresting accident for altogether counterbalanced complete and acute clarity.
Gudzenko's description of the cruelty of war was counterbalanced by this utopia of victory which anticipated postwar Stalinist art.
The decrease of the rates partially is counterbalanced by the important reduction of the cost of the fuel.
wars are soon counterbalanced, and more than counterbalanced, in nations placed under favourable conditions.