loss of equilibrium

Then those layers were scattered around channels in the mix “to create the experience of a loss of equilibrium,” Marder said.

In 1975, JGA Pocock defined that loss of equilibrium as “the Machiavellian moment”, when there is daylight between a republic and its values.

A. A progressive loss of equilibrium and balance can begin in the 20s, and researchers suspect that a prominent culprit among several factors may be age-related changes in structures in the inner ear.

Previously, concussions were described on a grading system, based on factors such as as loss of consciousness, duration of symptoms, and presence of amnesia or loss of equilibrium.

In this malady, there is a loss of equilibrium between the nervous and muscular systems, which may arise from hydatids in the brain, offering mechanical obstructions to the conducting power of the nerves.