Further detailed work has been published byunknown authors in [3] and [2], which lays the ground-work for a detailed understanding of registry data struc-tures. Numerous open source tools provide access to NTregistry internals [12, 16, 18, 20] and have expanded onthe publicâs knowledge of technical speciï¬cs.
balance. BrE BrE//ËbaelÉns// ; NAmE NAmE//name//. ËbaelÉns ËbÃ¦lÉns add to. 1  my [wordlist, 1] uncountable singular a situation in which different things exist, in equal correct or good amounts see Also imbalance this newspaper maintains a good balance in its presentation of.  different opinions 2 [uncountable] the ability to keep steady with an equal amount of weight on each side of the body Athletes need a good sense of balance.
2 [mass noun] A situation in which different elements are equal or in the correct proportions: the obligations of political balance in broadcasting [in singular]: try to keep a balance between work and relaxation. More example sentences.Synonyms. It therefore set off without notice the credit balance in the current account against the sum due under the loan account. 2  The credit balance in your current account offsets your mortgage debt, reducing your interest bill even more. 3  This reflects the myth that the trust funds' balances represent an asset.