Balance
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Balance may refer to:
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Balance (ability), an ability to maintain balance (see Equilibrioception below). Balance (accounting) Balance (metaphysics), a desirable point between two or more opposite forces. Balance of stereophonic sound. Balance beam, a piece of gymnastics apparatus. Balance board, a piece of training equipment. Balance disorder, the medical description of disordered balance. Balance scale, a device to measure the mass of an object. Balance wheel, a watch component. Engine balance Game balance, a concept in game design describing the fairness or balance of power in a game. Media balance, the amount of political content in the mass media. Tire balance
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Balance (Urdu: Mizan or ميزان), a comprehensive treatise on Islam written by Javed Ahmed Ghamidi, a Pakistani Sunni Islamic scholar. Balance (film), a 1989 Academy Award-winning short animated film. Balance (networking), a popular piece of software for load balancing. Balance (puzzle), a puzzle resembling Sudoku. "Balance", a poem by Patti Smith from her book kodak. BALANCE Act (H.R. 1066), the Benefit Authors without Limiting Advancement or Net Consumer Expectations Act. Balance Bar, a popular nutritional energy bar.
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Ballance, a 2004 computer puzzle game. Balanced line (electronics). Balancing (or "hard balancing") in international relations. Rebalancing (investment), an action to bring investments in line with target asset allocation.
[edit] See also
Chemical equilibrium Dynamic equilibrium Economic equilibrium Homeostasis, the biological balance or systemic equilibrium within a living organism. Mechanical equilibrium Equilibrioception, the sense of balance or spacial equilibrium in humans and animals. Stability (disambiguation)
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