Sentence examples for Demanding to control from inspiring English sources
The structures combine stiff and compliant materials and incorporate sensors and other discrete components, resulting in robots that are less demanding to control than traditionally designed robots and more robust.
Hence, it is challenging to transmit the information reliably and quickly, and it is also demanding to control the telerobot precisely and timely under the interferences using conventional static protocols.
The demand to control spacecraft-carried microbial contamination becomes obvious.
Govan balked at Broad's demand to control much of BCAM, and to decide what would be shown.
The interior minister said that "the Croatian side is not responding" to the Slovenian demands to control the flow and is acting only as "a transporter".
He argues that constantly changing political demands to control immigration put universities like his – where overseas fees account for 17-18% of income – in an impossible position.
Heavyweight credentials notwithstanding, state officials balked at Dr. Blakely's demand to control some of the recovery money, though they later came to an understanding with him.
It also describes current efforts to develop advanced drug delivery systems that meet the animal scientist's demands to control the estrous cycle in cattle.
As Peak Oil rapidly approaches, the US demand to control the lion's share of what is left - pitifully short-sighted though such a policy is - is now the dominant driving geopolitical force in world politics today.
In 2007, the Democrats cancelled a Fox News debate, though in that case Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton did not demand to control any elements of Fox News's editorial content as a precondition for participating in the event).
Senate Democrats unveiled a plan Tuesday to save $21 billion over the next decade by eliminating tax breaks for the nation's five biggest oil companies, a move designed to counter Republican demands to control the soaring national debt without new taxes.
