Sentence examples for control tackling from inspiring English sources

WHEN Mitt Romney was governor of liberal Massachusetts, he supported abortion, gun control, tackling climate change and a requirement that everyone should buy health insurance, backed up with generous subsidies for those who could not afford it.

In this context, optimal control tackles the question of bringing a dynamical system from one state to another with minimum expenditure of time and resources [50].

To get your kitchen clutter under control, tackle the following three trouble spots.

West Brom sub James Morrison lunges in ugly and late on Ryan Taylor, it's an out of control tackle and he's lucky to only see yellow to be honest.

Hence, during the alloying process, a feedback control system is required to monitor the variation of operating parameters for yielding a good quality control and tackle the process disturbance.

Dynamic supply chain control is tackled in this paper using the concept of differential flatness where we focus on operational activities and algebraic estimation techniques for the uncertain parameters.

Hence, LPV control can tackle the problem of run-up and run-down operational conditions when dynamic characteristics of the rotating system change significantly in time due to the bearings and high vibration levels occur.

The new multivariable optimal control issue tackled here is to confine the hot spot temperature within two temperature limits, in order to ensure complete conversion of the pollutant and to prevent catalyst overheating, while optimizing the process yield and the consumption of electrical power.

Once those were under control, we tackled bigger challenges like building client relationships, business expansion and strategy.

More recently, Philip Morris sued Uruguay after it adopted a number of anti-tobacco regulations with a view to implementing the 2003 World Health Organisation's framework convention on tobacco control, aimed at tackling the health dangers posed by tobacco.

During his 12 months in power, Morsi was seen by many Egyptians as preoccupied with establishing political control rather than tackling economic and social problems.