Sentence examples for aside from controlling from inspiring English sources
Aside from controlling release, LC phases can also be used for protecting sensitive substances such as peptides and proteins from enzymatic degradation, and for solubilization of sparingly soluble compounds into the lipid and/or aqueous nano-domains.
Aside from controlling the stator-side active and reactive powers' average value, the rotor-side converter is commanded so as to remove the fluctuations affecting the electromagnetic torque and the reactive power during unbalanced voltage.
Aside from controlling the location of the Unite the Right event itself — scheduled from 5 30 to 7 30 p.m. — authorities are particularly concerned with getting Kessler's group to and from Lafayette Square.
Aside from controlling the experience more than, say, you can control the audio fidelity of your work on the listener's end, artists can get a not pathetic sum of money and also sell goods directly that don't go through the tubes: T-shirts, LPs, various knick-knacks.
Aside from controlling spending, what could August III and August IV have done to keep control of Anheuser-Busch?
There's also a line-in jack for hooking up non-iPod players, though that'll render the remote control useless aside from controlling the volume.
The findings suggest that those abilities emerged early in human evolution, and that aside from control of fire, chimps may possess all of the requisite cognitive skills to engage in cooking.
While bootstrapping has many advantages aside from control and ownership such as being master of your domain and giving you the freedom to build your own Xanadu for all stakeholders the reality is that the disadvantages may be greater.
Aside from control interfaces, the bridge set was populated with monitors looping animations.
I've already been using the Harmony skill with my Echo, and I can attest to its existing utility – it's probably the thing I use my Echo for most, aside from maybe controlling my Hue lights.
Despite high prevalence of the programs in Medicaid, we know little about their effects on patients' behavior and outcomes aside from reducing controlled substance-related claims.
