Sentence examples for control of vessels from inspiring English sources

They said even crew members did not have complete control of vessels surfacing under such powerful blasts.

Challenges to operation and control of vessels in this facility are discussed, and illustrative simulation results are presented.

Under VEGF and bFGF stimuli, cultured HUVECs shed MMP/TIMP-containing MVs and are possibly involved in the autocrine control of vessel growth [ 11].

Basically this is the background for flow distribution to organs, given the local neural control of vessel size that translates into resistance to flow.

In functional disorders of the blood vessels, nervous control of the vessels may be disturbed, leading to vascular spasm or dilatation (flushing).

It is theoretically proved that the proposed adaptive fuzzy DP controller can make the vessel be maintained at the desired values of its position and heading with arbitrary accuracy, while guaranteeing the uniform ultimate boundedness of all signals in the closed-loop DP control system of vessels.

They were picked up by Navy aircraft, and other sailors took control of the vessels for the return voyage to Bahrain, where the U.S. 5th Fleet is based.

The types of procedures associated with bleeding complications were frequently those in which adequate control of bleeding vessels could not be obtained.

One study examined the use of Pneumatic Anti-Shock Garments (PASG) for traumatic injury [ 34] and a second investigated whether vascular control of renal vessels during surgery for kidney injury altered outcome [ 35].

A close association between CAN and other diabetic microvascular complications, such as retinopathy, nephropathy, and peripheral neuropathy, has been observed in previous studies, possibly related to changes in the vasomotor control of small vessels [ 9, 10].

The capacity of CCAMLR to further reduce IUU fishing is hampered by the fact that none of the recorded IUU fishing vessels currently active are flagged to CPs, and their current flag states have limited capacity to take action against their vessels, or are not effectively in control of their vessel register.