Sentence examples for control and assistance from inspiring English sources
Detractors said the society had been run for much of its existence like a private club that spurned government control and assistance.
With advice from ground control and assistance from Mr. Jones, the astronauts were able to complete the cooling connections and go on to finish the electrical cables, which carry power, computer commands and data between Destiny and the rest of the station.
Deleveraging is in full swing in market-traded securities that lie beyond the Fed's direct control and assistance.
"Demand for voice control and assistance in the home is rapidly gaining traction, and this platform is designed to offer great flexibility for manufacturers wanting to deliver highly differentiated user experiences taking advantage of the power of Google cloud-based services".
The description of the two tests, the control and assistance during their completion, and the recording of the results were carried out by one of the psychiatrists responsible for the recruitment and the collection of all the data.
In addition, two replicate DNA samples from the USA300 strain FPR3757 (which has a high quality complete genome in the public database) were sequenced to serve dual functions of quality control and assistance during sequence assembly [ 7].
Drug control and development assistance must therefore go hand in hand.
A10 The leaders of France and Germany said their countries would not support an American draft of a Security Council resolution that would authorize an expanded international force under American control and financial assistance for Iraq.
These case studies cover the domains of clinical intensive care, autonomous drone control and driver assistance.
All-Play uses simplified controls and computer assistance to help novice players enjoy the game without having to learn all the ins and outs of the control scheme.
This also takes into account the assistance required by the health care managers in regulating the access, control and evaluation of assistance for people with rare diseases in the SUS.
