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Meanings of imbalanced in English

Portuguese
desequilibrado

Being or thrown out of equilibrium.

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Usage of imbalanced in English
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China hasn't delivered change in North Korea, and trade is still imbalanced.
Reuters
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He said the distribution of investment across the State was massively imbalanced.
The Irish Times
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The ADT method was effective in identifying factors within largely imbalanced data.
Pubmed
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We're part of a UK which has become profoundly imbalanced, he said.
Reuters
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If you use a dynamic allocation strategy, you can have imbalanced shards.
High performance mysql, 2nd edition
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Potent inhibitors for CCPs may serve as leading compounds targeting imbalanced polyglutamylation.
Pubmed
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If anything, they are a little imbalanced, with more guile than grit.
The Guardian
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Growth data for the first half the year was seriously imbalanced.
The Irish Times
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Admittedly that process is imbalanced, but given our respective natures, that is inevitable.
The Naked God
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The quality lost wasn't replaced and the squad is still imbalanced.
The Guardian
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Other scenarios included CRTs with few clusters, imbalanced cluster sizes, and skewed costs.
Pubmed
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It melds fractures and helps envisage solidarity in our imbalanced and fractured world.
The Guardian
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It is a touch artificial, and maybe creates an imbalanced experience.
The Guardian
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What's bothering me right now is how imbalanced our lives are.
News.com.au
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That provides Moscow the opportunity to immediately correct any 'imbalanced' decisions arising from Beijing.
Fire With Fire
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Deutsche Welle reports the worlds of German business and media are just as imbalanced.
Radio NZ
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Translations for imbalanced
Portuguese
desequilibrado
Imbalanced through the time
Imbalanced across language varieties
United States of America
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