Sentence examples for capable control over from inspiring English sources

Preparation and characterization of nanoparticles are today's an important task for researchers, as selection of size and shape of nanoparticles provides a capable control over many of the physical and chemical properties [2].

"People in Europe want to know if the political elites are capable of restoring control over events and processes which overwhelm, disorientate, and sometimes terrify them.

Charlemagne was thus heir to a long tradition that measured a king by his success at war, which in turn required him to devise means of governance capable of sustaining control over an increasingly polyglot population.

Their presence thus calls for the setting of new instruments as they make it unlikely that consumers be capable of exercising control over their energy consumption in reaction to given incentives.

He set goals that made sense: first, a counterinsurgency campaign, stepped-up attacks on Al Qaeda, then an attempt to demolish the Taliban's military power, promote democratic governance in Kabul and build an Afghan Army capable of exerting control over the country.

In this regard, countries which are capable of getting control over this product's market would obtain considerable benefits; one way to do so is predicting market trend or the price of this product and the affecting factors.

Just as the reviewer states in the following paragraph, the voltage clamp is not capable of enforcing control over network dynamics.

In addition, it recognises the necessity of estimating the extent to which the individual is capable of exercising control over the behaviour in question [ 30].

In a culture where many believe adolescents to be capable of exercising control over their sexuality, sexual activity during adolescence is a developmental task a sign of independence and autonomy, rather than a form of deviancy.

Not only does each have a ve value of 3,630 metres (11,909 feet) per second but is also capable of thrust-magnitude control over a significant range (2 1).

The Islamic State has become a lethal and capable military force with control over oil fields and infrastructure critical to all of Iraq.