Sentence examples for allowing to control from inspiring English sources

The optical spectroscopy is an in situ diagnostics of plasma reactors allowing to control a given process of surface treatment, without plasma perturbation.

The subject of care exchanges his/her passive role without any decision capacity for an active one allowing to control who accesses what.

On the one hand, the algorithm is based on the conservation of the flux of particles and the distribution function is reconstructed allowing to control spurious oscillations and preserving positivity and energy.

We describe an experimental device allowing to control the electrode temperature with high accuracy and to obtain the thermoelectrical transfer functions ∂V/∂T in a galvanostatic regime and ∂I/∂T in a potentiostatic one.

For these reasons, the development of various synthesis methods of multimetallic electrocatalysts allowing to control the atomic composition and the microstructure is needed in order to improve the electrocatalytic activity.

The amorphous, microporous shell can be converted to a mesoporous and graphitic shell (crystal sizes 20 nm), through a subsequent vacuum annealing, allowing to control the properties of the carbon shell.

Holyrood should be allowed to control attendance allowances for the ill and elderly.

You're not allowed to control it".

And where is any mention of how principals would be allowed to control unruly students?

Referees are not allowed to control the game with their own personality.

For a time, he was allowed to control many of his family's companies.