Sentence examples for constant control over from inspiring English sources

In this section we envision a direct approach for solving ((mathcal {P}_{S})), with a piecewise constant control over a given time discretization.

Consider having a bedside lamp, desk lamp, fairy lights, a lava lamp, a sun jar, and clip-on lamps around the room so you have constant control over what lighting you want.

The N.L.R.B. ruling that Northwestern's players were employees stemmed, in part, from the immense and nearly constant control that the football coaches exercised over their lives.

First, it is shown that, with a constant control field, the SDQD medium is transparent to the probe pulse which propagates over sufficiently long distances.

Russell Wilson has never been anything less than in constant control.

The constant putdowns, control over how you live your life, and false accusations can make you a shell of the woman you are.

Over that time the conflict has left more than five million dead and churned up hundreds of thousands of refugees, a result of the constant battle for control over the country's abundant supply of precious minerals.

This constant exertion of control over languages leads to an overall enhancement of executive control processes (Bialystok, 2001), resulting in better performance (i.e. less interference) for bilinguals than monolinguals on the Stroop and other conflict tasks.

Furthermore, combining the PEG PQ and PEG PQ alloc) macromers at different ratios and constant density permitted control over the compressive modulus between the 100% PEG PQ (∼17 kPa) and 100% PEG PQ alloc) (<1 kPa) cases, suggesting tailorable material stiffnesses can be achieved within the ranges explored.

In this region the continuous solutions of the Cosserat equations cannot easily match the continuized fields that by construction are piecewise constant over control volumes of finite size.

To protect the frontier against them, warrior emperors devoted whatever energies they could spare from the constant struggle to reassert control over provinces where local regimes emerged.