Term #1,430

imbalance

Origin matter: OPT-9

Claim Term imbalance
Reference Case 1 OPT-9
Date Added 5/18/21
Created 5/18/21, 10:53 AM
Modified 5/27/21, 11:23 AM
Full Desc
As used herein, "imbalance" refers to a state or condition in which two opposing factors, features, attributes, aspects, conditions, or states are not balanced. "Imbalance" also refers to a lack of proportion or relation between corresponding things, structures, components, angles, or vectors. (Search "imbalance" on google.com. Oxford Languages, 2021. Modified. Web. 26 May 2021.) Examples of opposing factors, features, attributes, aspects, conditions, or states that can be imbalanced includes a varus condition and a valgus condition, a motive force and a friction force, and the like.

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