Sentence examples for control to develop from inspiring English sources
Li, for example, collaborated with a doctor who is an expert in using acupuncture for pain control to develop an implantable device to mimic acupuncture's effects.
We use a parameter-independent quadratic Lyapunov Krasovskii function for the case of dynamic output feedback control to develop LMI-based solvability conditions which are evaluated at the extreme points of the admissible parameter set.
The results are discussed in order to get the optimal operating parameters in terms of ion control to develop industrial techniques to remove and stabilize heavy metal ions present in wastewater.
To facilitate a lower-risk transition from ground processing to an autonomous capability, the NASA Engineering and Safety Center NESCC) has assembled a team of experts in aerobraking and interplanetary guidance and control to develop a high-fidelity, flight-like simulation.
There, he could be free of Los Alamos control to develop the hydrogen bomb.
Dehlendorf is working with Bedsider.org (a great comparative resource, and the number three Google result for "birth control") to develop a contraception choice website that patients can use while they're in the doctor's waiting room.
Aid from the world's richest donors continues to benefit companies from their own countries, despite decade-old commitments to "untie" aid and hand over control to developing country governments, according to a new report.
The reference samples were used as positive controls to develop and optimize the PNA-AuNP colorimetric detection assay.
The purpose of this study is to investigate whether children with congenital esotropia (CET) are more likely than controls to develop mental illness by early adulthood.
The subset most at risk was slow-acetylating women who smoked more than a pack a day for 20 years--they were seven times as likely as controls to develop breast cancer.
The second finding of this work is that Myd88−/− mice were more likely than WT controls to develop hyperglycemia upon β-cell insult.
