0 a position in which both or all of the groups or people involved, usually in a political situation, have equal power:
1 a situation in which no country is powerful enough to control the others
This positivist approach sticks to facts that cannot be contested as such, but whose causality is deliberately narrowed to a balance of power.
The script also contains information about appropriate discourse routines and activates a turn-taking script whereby the balance of power lies with the lawyer.
When such institutions emerge they will be stable until another shock upsets the underlying political balance of power and paralyses their adaptive capacity.
Recent research has begun to uncover the consequences of this new balance of power.
Measure is therefore a statement and record of the changing balance of power and independence.
The electoral process had altered the balance of power.
Both would affect the balance of power between code producer and consumer, and further experience is needed to discover what is most usable.
It may well be, however, that the balance of power in this unstable equilibrium is about to change.
