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Rescale variables so that the terms responsible for the leading behaviour have comparable size. The resulting distinguished limit exposes a governing equation that may differ from the naive zero-parameter equation. Examples are dominant balance for algebraic roots and the derivative balance in a square-root boundary layer at a vanishing drift.

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