Sentence examples for control over output from inspiring English sources

The powers of marketing boards range from advisory and promotional services to full control over output and sales.

Luigi also allows more control over output file naming than Ruffus.

Hospitals in Zambia do not have much control over outputs.

"Now it feels like producers and smaller labels have so much more control over their output.

Kitson rarely does interviews and carefully manages his own career, preserving artistic control over his output.

Crucially, by distancing themselves from Silicon Valley giants like Facebook and their complex algorithms, Rudimental have more control over their output.

Haymarket has decided that the "traditional" editor role doesn't reflect the multi-platform nature of its trade magazines Campaign, PR Week and Marketing – to date editors have had little control over web output.

Broadly speaking there's an uncompromising bloody-mindedness to Kitson that is quite Beckettian, whether it's his absolute control over his output, or the obsessive technical rigour that's required of Analog.Ue.

BBC insiders suggested that in the wake of the Digital Media Initiative debacle – an IT project that wasted nearly £100m of licence-fee money before being scrapped – and to simplify management reporting lines, the technology division could be restructured and more control over digital output handed back to programme-makers.

The bigram language models gives more control over the output of the recognizer, yielding better rates than the unigram.

It is suggested the 'open-ended' nature, the lack of control over power output and motivational differences during a TTE test explain the greater variation compared to TT simulation [24].