Sentence examples for control surrenders from inspiring English sources

At the 50th percentile, it can be clearly seen that while power control surrenders a slight portion (≈ 4%) of the system capacity achieved by maximum power transmission, ULIP produces a gain of over 15%, resulting from the large number of MSs given throughput boosts (see Figure 7).

Small cities reply that they will lose community control, surrender control over budgets and come under the jurisdiction of the province's muscular public service unions.

Edinburgh Castle soon came under English control, surrendering after a three days long bombardment.

Rhodes & Hutchinson have described four distinct birthing styles among women who have been subject to sexual abuse: fighting, taking control, surrendering and retreating.

In September 1943, immediately following the Italian capitulation, the Italian Venezia Division, which was garrisoned at Berane, surrendered to the British Special Operations Executive Colonel S.W. "Bill" Bailey and Major Lukačević, but Lukačević and his troops were unable to control the surrendered Italians.

"Control and surrender have to be kept in balance.

Thus control is surrendered to a more amorphous entity than that contemplated by Orwell the market.

One is the town of Jalawla which lies north-east of Baghdad, where Kurdish forces are back in control after surrendering the town in August.

When first exposed to these technologies, business decision makers voice concerns about what happens when direct control is surrendered and many people can freely contribute to information platforms.

Upon beginning the series, it was the relationship between control and surrender which captivated O'Malley's attention.

You have no control; you surrender your plans, throw your thumb up and just let the day unfold.