Difference between Counterpoise and Counterpose

COUNTERPOISE vs COUNTERPOSE: NOUN

The state of being in equilibrium.
A weight equal to and balancing or counteracting another weight; specifically, a body or mass of the same weight with another opposed to it, as in the opposite scale of a balance.
Hence Any equal power or force acting in opposition; a force sufficient to balance another force.
The state of being in equilibrium with another weight or force.
A force or influence that balances or equally counteracts another.
A weight sufficient to balance another, as in the opposite scale of a balance; an equal weight.
The relation of two weights or forces which balance each other; equilibrium; equiponderance.
A weight that balances another weight
A counterbalancing weight.
An equivalent counterbalancing weight
In the manège, a position of the rider in which his body is duly balanced in his seat, not inclined more to one side than the other; equilibrium.

To act against with equal weight; to equal in weight; to balance the weight of; to counterbalance.
To act against with equal power; to balance.
To act against with an equal force or power; offset.
To oppose with an equal weight; counterbalance.

To act in opposition to, or counteract, as a counterpoise; counterbalance; be equiponderant to; equal in weight.
Hence To act against in any manner with equal power or effect; balance; restore the balance to.

Sovietism, Weltanschauung, Auteurism, Duumvirate, Apparat, Antipode, Archaism, Counterforce, Equipoise, Equalizer, Equaliser, Balance, Counterbalance, Counterpose, Counterweight

Unfetter, Elide, Demonize, Collectivize, Idealise, Propound, Valorize, Problematize, Relativize, Object, Oppose, Disagree, Reject, Counterweight, Counterpoise

Limitlessness, Cohering, Sovietism, Weltanschauung, Auteurism, Duumvirate, Apparat, Antipode, Archaism, Counterforce, Equalizer, Equaliser, Balance, Counterpose, Counterweight

Reifying, Unfetter, Elide, Demonize, Collectivize, Idealise, Propound, Valorize, Problematize, Relativize, Object, Oppose, Reject, Counterweight, Counterpoise

Huns a counterpoise against the powerful Goths, had not induced Aetius to retreat, and to separate from his ally.
For some antennas, the antenna is simply not complete without a radial system, or at least a counterpoise.
Componentry: Garniture of Interference, Surcoat of Counterpoise, Boots of Polarity.
Ratio tests are then performed by substituticounterpoise hanger to duplicate the nominal values of the counterpoise weights.
Russia constitutes a quite sufficient counterpoise to German force, now that they have a common frontier.
Indian Constitution also defines a counterpoise of powers between the Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary.
Separate measurement will be made for each cable or counterpoise wire installed in trench.
ATU, also not requiring any counterpoise and can be fed using coax cable.
Ratio tests shall be made on all scales designed to use counterpoise weights.
It looked upon Russia as a counterpoise to that State.