im·bal·ance ( m-b l  ns)n. A lack of balance, as in distribution or functioning. im·bal anced adj. |
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| Adj. | 1. |  imbalanced - being or thrown out of equilibrium |
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Most experiences in a dancer's life are imbalanced. Wide spacing between the bearings, a large diameter shaft and a flexible shaft coupling are said to combine to prevent vibration, even at high speeds under heavy, imbalanced loads. The latest probes of the new state suggest that the material--a cloud of ultracold atoms that's imbalanced with regard to a quantum property known as spin--behaves differently than most theorists had anticipated. |
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