Sentence examples for a tight control of from inspiring English sources

He kept a tight control of his palette and the end result was that I never walked down one of these London streets without seeing those scenes through Ted's eyes.

The Kurds maintain a tight control of Sinjar, which they view as belonging to Kurdistan, a situation that has raised tensions with Sunni Arabs who live in the volatile, poverty-stricken towns to the south.

This requires a tight control of the delay suffered by the packets in the eNodeB queues.

Additionally, the device promises to offer a tight control of switching transients.

Nonetheless results suggest that a tight control of the gastric pH during extractions would allow for a complete validation [95].

Simulation at extreme levels of parallelism will then require an elimination, or at least a tight control of these overheads.

In vivo gene transfer with adenovirus vectors would significantly benefit from a tight control of the adenovirus-inherent liver tropism.

The study of gene functions in complex genetic environments such as mammalian cells would greatly benefit from systems allowing a tight control of gene expression.

This signal can be used for a tight control of the granulation process and leads to a low batch to batch variability in the final granule size distribution.

This indicates a tight control of millennial scale wet dry changes in the monsoonal climate on regional fires on the Loess Plateau.

In vivo, the cartilage and chondrocytes are exposed to low oxygen tension (2-72-7%torathen), contributing to the maintenance of the chondrocyte phenotype and to a tight control of the chondrogenic commitment and differentiation of various types of MSCs.