Sentence examples for control innovations from inspiring English sources

On the whole, U.S. corporations did not keep pace with quality control innovations the way a number of overseas competitors did.

Some company employees interviewed for this article said they were baffled by some of United Space Alliance's quality control innovations, which they said might have weakened what NASA had in place.

Twentieth century wire-processing advances included such items as in-line annealing, heat treatment, and sophisticated wire-handling systems that allowed high drawing speeds, multiple strand drawing systems, and a variety of process automation and control innovations.

"We have depth in the control innovations we've implemented, unique and varied factions that you can play that challenge the player to think strategically, and the ability to combine units to create unique strategic opportunities," he explained in an interview.

Instead, if we want to control malaria we need donors to invest more of their money in training African scientists who will oversee future malaria control innovations.

Devices like Google Glass, Facebook's Oculus VR and other motion control and voice control innovations shift the TV interface from a handheld channel changer into a fully immersive experience.

Put another way, why should one firm that accomplished one significant but small step be able, for two decades, to control innovation over an entire crop species?

At stake, Microsoft contends, is nothing less than who will control innovation in the economy -- entrepreneurial companies like Microsoft or Washington and the courts.

Academic focus: Expertise, risk, history of technology, cybersecurity, international security, arms control, innovation, science and technology policy, energy and environmental policy.

Among the variables under a manager's control, innovation, advertising, market orientation, interorganizational networks, entrepreneurial orientation and managerial capacity serve as positive drivers of organic growth.

In order to account for model-plant mismatch and to achieve offset-free control, innovation based correction of predicted states and outputs as suggested by Ricker, 1990 has been incorporated in the proposed NMPC formulation.