Sentence examples for control style from inspiring English sources

The menus are ugly, settings are limited, and it assumes you're using a 360 controller throughout the game — I had to changed the analog stick control style to make my mouse work correctly.

This is different from a historical command and control style of leadership where subordinates are dominated and directed.

His highly professional and serious work ethic brought a World Championship to the Bronx in 2009, in his second year at the helm, but this quiet control style of management was always a trifle removed, as suited his personality.

While the biggest firms — Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro — revamped their business practices to become more global, Satyam "still felt like a family-run company due to its 'command and control' style," said Frances Karamouzis, research vice president with Gartner in New York, which advises information technology companies.

This has resulted in a re-focus from a predominantly top-down, 'command and control' style of management, to the encouragement of 'people-centred' approaches and local participation.

Second, four participants adored the combination of mouse wheel and two hard buttons because the control feedback was firm there were positive comments such as "the control style is very logical" and "I can use it by one hand.

Research shows growing organisations are those with empowering, trusting management styles whereas "command and control" styles are linked with decline.

Command and control styles of the past are obsolete; even today's organization structures are antiquated.

Similarly, GameSpot said that they remain responsive at all times, but also admitted that "the awkwardness in using two very different control styles in the same game might prove distasteful to some".

Pools of 20 pollinated or unpollinated control styles were collected 24 hours after the pollination, frozen in liquid nitrogen and stored in −80°C until use.

A person-focused interaction style compared to biomedical and high physician control styles is associated with higher patient reported quality of primary care [ 19]. "Whole person" knowledge of patients and the patients' trust in their physician are associated with adherence [ 20].