Sentence examples for control inherent from inspiring English sources

However, the actual mechanisms of control inherent in the technique remain an area of much interest.

Panče Naumov: Molecular crystals are a distinct class of materials that combine structural control inherent to their anisotropic nature with rapid energy transfer, mechanical compliance and softness comparable to mesophasic materials.

The main classes are active impedance by control, inherent compliance and damping actuators, inertial actuators, and combinations of them, which are then further divided into subclasses.

It seems apposite for the 20th century: cinema itself is the quintessential 20th century medium, and this film depicts the exponential acceleration of technology and human development, and the gradual ecological and spiritual erosion, and loss of control inherent in that.

Back in the early days of electricity, every factory had its own generator, and many protested loudly at the loss of control inherent in this whole newfangled "power grid" notion.

The study concludes that platform reputations have a "symbolic power" — as "an emerging form of marketplace bargaining power" — and "as a consequence of the algorithmic control inherent to online labour platforms".

● High educational standards must be protected by quality controls inherent in an examina tion and licensing system.

Using concepts drawn from previous studies, the framework consists of three main steps: (i) a new combined safety management protocol, (ii) the use of DESC (Dust Explosion Simulation Code) and FTA (Fault Tree Analysis) to assess explosion consequences and likelihood, respectively, and (iii) application of the hierarchy of controls (inherent, engineered and procedural safety).

With regards to the former, a new adaptive term is developed that eliminates the high-frequency control action inherent in a conventional sliding-mode controller.

Without careful control, the inherent reactivity of the different amine groups leads to non-canonical nucleosides being the preferred products.

Mr. Glymph is entranced by computers not because they can create designs, but because they can help bring efficiency to the now-chaotic control process inherent in construction.