Sentence examples for control note from inspiring English sources

Southern European governments, desperate to raise tax revenue, have been taking matters into their own hands, even though they do not control note issuance.

In a wireless network, using multiple short hops can increase the number of simultaneous transmissions if combined with power control (note that this work assumed that all nodes have a fixed data rate, so it does not exploit rate diversity) [5].

This represents a hard loss of the respective stable states [20] [22]; however, while this phenomenon can clearly enhance parasite eradicability as a result of control, note that it can also lead to a sudden emergence of stable infection following control if the parasite can be re-introduced sufficiently to allow exceedance of these elimination thresholds.

High concentrations of cucurbitacin I seemed to delay the onset of depolymerization, but once the filaments began to disassemble, the rates of depolymerization were similar to the DMSO control (note similar slopes in the presence of cucurbitacin I as in its absence in Figure 10B).

Democrats running for president have traditionally shown "trepidation" about calling for more gun control, notes Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.

Nominally belonging to the national guard or the army does not mean being fully under the government's control, notes Leonid Polyakov, a former deputy minister of defence.

Mostly, they criticized what they saw as an oppressive approach to crowd control, noting that the police had even refused to allow portable toilets on the demonstration site, citing security concerns.

But the electrodes will eventually wear out — a problem if the plant has to run for decades and is so radioactive that the maintenance work has to be done by remote control, noted Richard Keenan, Kurion's vice president for engineering.

"It's very simple to control," notes Brown.

"They're networks over which corporate IT has no control," notes Monte Robertson, a consultant at Software Security Solutions, an independent security reseller.

Otherwise, criminal enterprise will expand beyond control, noting that crime is profitable because of strong public demand for the goods and services supplied at rates far below competitive market prices (Smith 1980).