Sentence examples for control advance from inspiring English sources

Part of its success as a highly topical publication by a publicity-wise writer will depend on the extent to which the publishers are able to control advance access to the text.

Various TDM measures are available for consideration such as public transport improvements, parking treatments, land use control, advance information to travelers, carpooling and imposition of taxes on car ownership and usage.

Certainly we must continue to debate gun control, advance healthcare reforms, prosecute and take predators off the street, but we must also take a hard look at the deep, toxic pool of our systemic and percolating anger and do something significant about that as well.

By day 3, the conditioned behavior was no longer different between the phase delayed group and control (Advance: t12 = 3.46, P = 0.003; Delay: t12 = 1.92, P = 0.18).

The median was the highest in atherogenic control (advance) and the lowest in the normal diet control (no abnormality).

Educational issues of Proportional, Integral (PI) and Proportional, Integral, and Derivative (PID) type controller design in undergraduate course on control, graduate course on control, advanced control topics are discussed.

On the other side of the Capitol, the Texas House, also under Republican control, advanced the plan it passed in a recent special session.

Operational aspects, including disinfection requirements, pH evolution through the process, mineral control, advanced oxidation by-products, and applicability of point-of-use filters, are discussed.

This chapter traces the history of the development of process control, advanced process control, and related applied engineering technologies and discusses the reasons that the industries have encountered difficulties.

Nevertheless, as the understanding of foam mobility control advanced, there have been many field tests of foam application since then.

Kay, AC, and Sullivan, DL. "Cultural unity and diversity in compensatory control". Advances in Culture and Psychology.