Usage of "labyrinthine sense"

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A sensory system located in structures of the inner ear that registers the orientation of the head.

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Examples for "equilibrium"

This year, fans have witnessed a new equilibrium in their No 7. 
 The Guardian 

I think with time there has been a bit more equilibrium, however. 
 Independent.ie 

For long-term survival, a species needs to reach equilibrium with its environment. 
 First contact: or, it's later than you think 

In equilibrium, the light energy absorbed is balanced by light given off. 
 The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics 

The same equilibrium must be found in the use of the mind. 
 Power Through Repose 

Regaining her composure and sense of balance, she turned to her horse. 
 Si'Wren of the Patriarchs 

A sense of balance also needs to be maintained and knee-jerk overreaction avoided. 
 The Guardian 

In this way, a patient's sense of balance was disrupted, it was thought. 
 The Guardian 

Do athletes boast of their hand-eye coordination, grace and natural sense of balance? 
 The ode less travelled: unlocking the poet within 

He was also credited with keeping a sense of balance in the Commons. 
 The Guardian 

Her sense of equilibrium wavered, and she leaned against the vehicle once again. 
 Dead air 

Those photographs are far too important to me for my own sense of equilibrium. 
 What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng 

My sense of equilibrium had been affected by weightlessness. 
 Riding rockets 

Freedom in tempo does not mean unsteadiness.... We must have in music the sense of equilibrium, of stability. 
 Essentials in Conducting 

The strike last more than three months, and it might take longer than that for any sense of equilibrium to return. 
 Wired 

Translations for labyrinthine sense

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Significats de labyrinthine sense en anglès