His decision to force commercial and industrial guilds, or kabu nakama, into monopolistic associations and to demand licensing fees seems to have been aimed not so much at gaining contributions for the bakufu treasury as much as to establish control over the circulation of commercial goods, linking the city guilds with village producers.
However, it should be noted that these countries still maintained strict controls over the circulation of workers from the new member states during the period analysed.
Changes in the fresh water flux to the Arctic Ocean can exert significant control over global ocean circulation by affecting the North Atlantic deep water formation with irreversible consequences for Northern Hemisphere climate (Peterson et al. 2002; Rahmstorf 2002; Fichot et al. 2013).
The New York Times quotes an anonymous source familiar with the deal, which admits that the publishers are eager to get more control over digital readership while print circulation continues to go down.
For years, the central bank has had no control over the amount of money in circulation, nor even any reliable estimate of how much money is out there.
The changes in river discharge, along with the sea ice decline, and higher precipitation over the ocean may exert a significant control over the North Atlantic meridional overturning (thermohaline) circulation with potentially dramatic consequences for climate of the entire Northern Hemisphere.
Second, although the systemic circulation was not severely impaired by ULV, we could not control pulmonary circulation during ULV.
Retina and brain microvasculature have much in common, including circulation-tissue barriers and local control over blood flow (Patton et al., 2005).
These systems offer narrow particle size distribution, biocompatibility, good stability, prolonged blood circulation times, high drug loading, and control over drug release rate, in addition to superparamagnetic behavior for MRI contrast.
