Sentence examples for control possible from inspiring English sources

It relaxes existing 'almost passive' assumptions making simple adaptive control possible for all systems stabilizable by LTI controllers.

Applicants, it stressed, "must be able to handle crowd control, possible aggressive strikers, etc".

Senior officials in the interim government are already preparing the security forces to control possible street protests.

The Internet makes a new and higher degree of control possible; lawyers can monitor postings on Web sites as they cannot in, say, dorm rooms (we hope).

Is control possible?" "The larger the chain, the more people involved, the greater the difficulty in controlling the quality of the product," he added.

"You need to use the best tick control possible, look for signs of sickness and take your pet to the vet if they show any.

They wonder whether a unilateral decision by the United States to proceed would unhinge the strategic balance that has made arms control possible and nurtured nonproliferation efforts.

The technology is not new, but it was not practical until on-board computers made exact control possible.

Progress in irrigation and flood control has made water control possible for almost all of the cultivated area, producing good rice yields.

He was also painfully honest, and said that because the tumor was large, he doubted that he would be able to save the sphincter muscles that make bowel control possible.

Sex, age, and BMI are variables to control possible confounding effects on the physiological measures.