An unexpected finding indicated that clash controls were only the third most used application.
For example, using the model for maintenance of facilities is a crucial concern for a facility manager, while clash controls are of crucial interest for contractors, and visualization is important for architects and clients.
Even as Mr. Bremer toured Mosul and praised it as a "great example of embryonic democracy," ethnic Kurds and Arabs in the nearby city of Kirkuk continued to clash over control of land and houses in the Kurdish-dominated north.
As the Bush administration contemplates military strikes in Afghanistan, some officials fear that too strong a blow could create a dangerous opportunity for Afghanistan's powerful neighbors to compete, even clash, over control of the territory.
While Libyan factions in Benghazi clash over control of army bases in the city, opposition forces further west have broken through government lines at Misrata, routing pro-Gaddafi units and seizing tanks, heavy artillery and rocket launchers.
Mirroring social upheaval with a series of visionary songs couched in black humour, groups such as the Buzzcocks ("Orgasm Addict"), the Clash ("Complete Control"), and Siouxsie and the Banshees ("Hong Kong Garden") scored hits in 1977 78.
On Nov. 4 she barred both Di Zeo and Martín from going within 500 meters (about 547 yards) of any stadium where a game was taking place or about to take place until at least the end of this season, a move apparently intended to avert a violent clash for control.
The foreign ministry of the Philippines said that fewer than 1,000 of its citizens had left Libya by Wednesday despite the rapidly deteriorating security situation as rival militias clash over control of key population centres.
They clash over control of key access roads and resources from diamond and gold mines.
Siblings clash over control of L.A.-based movie theater chain Reading International.
