Equilibrate

The teacher gave the students some time to equilibrate their thoughts before starting the discussion.

The therapist instructed the patient to equilibrate their breathing before starting the meditation session.

The chef needs to equilibrate the flavors in the dish before serving.

The pressure inside a scuba diver's body will gradually equilibrate with the surrounding water as they descend.

In yoga, proper breathing helps to equilibrate the body and mind.

When adjusting to a new time zone, it's important to give your body time to equilibrate to the new sleep schedule.

It can take some time for the body to equilibrate after switching to a new medication.

The pH of the solution needs to equilibrate before we can add any more chemicals.

Let the soil equilibrate with the moisture level before planting the seeds.

The gas mixture needs to equilibrate before we can measure its properties.

The ocean currents will eventually equilibrate after the storm.

The gas in the cylinder needs to equilibrate before we can use it for the experiment.

The air conditioning system must equilibrate to the temperature of the room.

The water in the aquarium needs to equilibrate with the room temperature before adding the fish.

Stir the solution for 10 minutes to equilibrate the temperature.

The doctor asked the patient to equilibrate their breathing before conducting a pulmonary test.

The concentration of the reactants needs to equilibrate before we can observe any change in the reaction rate.

The reaction will equilibrate when all reactants have been consumed.

The doctor advised her to equilibrate her sodium levels by drinking plenty of water.

The fish in the aquarium need time to equilibrate to the new water conditions.

The UN is trying to equilibrate the ongoing conflict between the two neighboring countries.

The farmer had to equilibrate the load on the wagon to prevent tipping.

The chef must equilibrate the ingredients' quantity to make a perfect dish.

It's essential to equilibrate the load on the trailer before starting the journey.

The engineer has to equilibrate the weight distribution to prevent the building from collapsing.

The gas mixture needs to equilibrate in the chamber for several hours before taking the measurements.

The pressure in the tire needs to equilibrate with the surrounding atmosphere before checking the pressure gauge.

The controller will equilibrate the temperature inside the incubator.

The therapist will equilibrate the patient's energy levels through meditation.

The chef recommended to equilibrate the meat to room temperature before cooking.

The researcher had to equilibrate the temperature of the sample before taking measurements.

After adding the reagent, the chemist allowed the solution to equilibrate.

The athlete took some time to equilibrate his breathing before the race.

We need to equilibrate the pressure in the chamber before opening the valve.

The researcher waited for the brain activity to equilibrate before starting the experiment.

The laboratory technician was instructed to equilibrate the pH of the solution.

The artist mixed the colors and let them equilibrate before starting the painting.

The dentist instructed the patient to equilibrate the pressure by biting down on the dental mold.

The bartender stirred the cocktail to equilibrate the flavors.

The scuba diver needs to equilibrate the pressure in their ears while descending.

The chef allowed the flavors to equilibrate overnight in the refrigerator.

The aquarium owner let the new fish acclimate and equilibrate to the water temperature.

The climate will eventually equilibrate after the volcanic eruption.

The pharmacist advised me to equilibrate the medication by keeping it at room temperature for an hour.

The chef used a pinch of salt to equilibrate the sweetness of the dessert.

The company's goal was to equilibrate their production levels to meet customer demand.

The company will need to equilibrate their expenses to make a profit.

The chemist mixed the two solutions to equilibrate their concentration.

The gardener will equilibrate the soil's nutrients for the plants to grow.

The chemist will equilibrate the solution before analyzing it.