Sentence examples for control called from inspiring English sources

The latest furor centered on an initiative under Admiral Poindexter's control called Policy Analysis Market.

Meanwhile, a third strategy of crowd control, called command and control, emerged in the United States.

The next iteration is a type of on/off control called deadband, or hysteresis control.

In 1950, Zenith created a television remote control called Lazy Bones, which communicated with the set through a wire.

In 1947 Stalin set up a new centre of international control called the Cominform, which lasted until 1956.

It emulates a similar strategy in neural control, called "common drive," employed by the central nervous system (CNS).

One center, the Terminal Radar Approach Control, called Tracon, in Westbury, guides planes flying below 17,000 feet after takeoffs from the airports in and around New York City or on approaches to them.

The Center for Disease Control called a special meeting of its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, a group of experts who traditionally recommend steps to combat flu, to review the ambiguous evidence.

Even a high ranking member of the Centers for Disease Control called it a "monstrous tragedy" and a press post-mortem on the controversy called it "a panicky overreaction to a minimal threat".

The family sounds to be doing well following the relocation, which Animal Care and Control called "Operation Doe A Deer".

The CIA called back intelligence gathers and analysts, the Centers for Disease Control called back employees to deal with a salmonella outbreak, and the Federal Aviation Administration brought back hundreds of public safety folks.