Sentence examples for Attain control over from inspiring English sources

Mullane (1965) takes up Freud's observation that we often do assume responsibility for the content of our dreams and argues that while we don't have full control over our dreams, they are not completely involuntary either; rather, as is the case for blushing, considerable effort is required to attain control over our dreams.

Finland's Nordic status did not mean however that it was intended to be absorbed into the Germanic Empire, but instead expected to become the guardian of Germany's northern flank against the hostile remnants of a conquered USSR by attaining control over Karelian territory, occupied by the Finns in 1941.

The rioters are not seeking to seize territory or to attain control of institutions.

This work investigates the rupture of bast fiber type from hemp, to attain better control over the ultimate tensile and fracture strength properties of hemp composites.

Before their method was extended to hypertensive patients, they had found through exhaustive studies that normal people could attain superb control over both heart rate and blood pressure, independently of one another.

Through the use of AI, managers can attain tremendous control over their workers.

This would verify the fabrication process capability to attain extreme control over the key characteristics of the micropillars such as shape and size, at least on a large scale.

Peer supporters were asked to deploy the listening skills explored during the peer support training to engage with their peers on these three levels and to support them in their efforts to attain better control over their diabetes and its multiple everyday consequences.

Carey stated that Butterfly marked the point when she attained full creative control over her music.

"This deal, like our Lakers' deal, furthers our efforts to attain greater certainty and control over local and regional sports programming costs," David Rone, the president of Time Warner Cable Sports, said of the Dodgers agreement in a statement.

The field of stimuli-responsive, smart or switchable systems has generated much research interest due to its potential to attain unprecedented levels of control over biomolecule adsorption processes and interactions at engineered interfaces, including the control over reversibility of adsorption.