Sentence examples for be controlled without affecting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in conventional dispensing systems the droplet's velocity cannot be controlled without affecting its volume.

The new procedure of washing and freeze drying renders protein particles, of which the particle size can be controlled without affecting the iron release.

This has the advantage that temporal delays can be controlled without strongly affecting the rhythmogenic properties of the underlying oscillators (Hill et al., 2003; Grillner, 2006).

The absorption is due to the magnetic influence and therefore, the resonance frequency can be easily controlled without affecting the efficiency of the absorption peak by changing the dimensional parameters of the FSS.

Surface properties can be controlled in this manner without affecting the bulk of the material [8, 9].

In CLM, crawlers are main driving components, and they are controlled individually and without affecting arm's state.

The implicit theory is that culture comes from within, and so can be controlled by individuals and communities, whereas economic structures exert pressures from without, and so are beyond the control of those they affect.

There are a number of advantages to our approach, including a declarative semantics for the search control knowledge; a high degree of modularity (new search control knowledge can be added without affecting previous control knowledge); and an independence of this knowledge from the details of the planning algorithm.

Based on different impacts on the robustness of controllability caused by links absence, the links have been classified into three categories [ 16]: "critical" if its absence causes the minimum number of driver nodes increased so as to maintain full control; "redundant" if it can be removed without affecting the current set of driver nodes; "ordinary" if it is neither critical nor redundant.

The practical implication of the model is that in redesigning maternity care an increase in personal control can be pursued, even without affecting the demanding nature of birth itself.

However, as we will show a simulation example in Figure 4, it is impossible to control throughputs without affecting other STAs.