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DictionarySeeequilibriumnitrogenous equilibrium
ni·trog·e·nous e·qui·lib·ri·uma condition in which the amount of nitrogen excreted from the body equals that taken in with the food; nutritive equilibrium so far as protein is concerned.equilibrium (e?kwi-lib're-um, ek?wi-) [ aequilibrium level or horizontal position] A state of balance; a condition in which contending forces are equal.Donnan equilibrium See: Donnan equilibriumdynamic equilibrium1. The sense of balance while the body or head is in motion. This is maintained by coordinating data from postural (stretch) receptors in the limbs with data from the inner ear and cerebellum. 2. Homeostasis.nitrogen equilibriumNitrogen balance.nitrogenous equilibriumNitrogen balance.physiological equilibriumIn nutritional theory, a state in which the body's intake and excretion of nutrients are perfectly matched. static equilibriumThe ability to maintain a steady position of the head and body in relation to gravity. It is integrated with the equilibrium of movement, or dynamic equilibrium. Synonym: static balancethermal equilibriumA condition in which two substances exist at the same temperature and in which heat transfer is therefore in a steady state.FinancialSeeEquilibrium |