Sentence examples for control dates from inspiring English sources

Some government control dates from the 17th century.

The idea that the aims of the natural sciences are explanation, prediction, and control dates back at least to the 19th century.

At the same time, local history compounds the challenges Sydney faces: its notorious battle between chaos and control dates back to tensions between the convicts who built their own higgledy-piggledly houses on the cliffs to the west of the city's early water source, and the colonial administrators to the east.

The idea of re-set control dates back to Clegg Integrator (CI) in 1958, and was adopted in the 70's by I. Horowitz, who emphasized the ability of reset systems to overcome fundamental limitations of linear systems with delays or with poles or zeros in the right half-plane.

The first introduction of this ladybird for biological control dates back to 1891 when Albert Koebele brought it into California for control of Planococcus citri Risso (Bartlett 1974).

The differences between the means and medians showed a statistically significant difference at the time of insertion, while to the other control dates, no significant differences could be concluded.

Did you know that the oldest records of chemical pest control date back 4,500 years, to Sumerian farmers who used sulfur compounds to kill insects and mites?

The origins of this approach, known as top-down control, date back more than a century, to the work of the industrial-efficiency guru Frederick Winslow Taylor.

The concepts of quality control date to Tom Landry, an engineer by training who built the Dallas Cowboys into a dynasty by using statistical analysis far ahead of its time.

This would undo decades of bipartisan arms control dating from Reagan.

This might induce unnecessary anxiety in the patient up to the next control date.