Sentence examples for control to explain from inspiring English sources
The video Executive Function: Skills for Life and Learning uses an empirically-tested metaphor about air traffic control to explain how executive function skills help us focus and process information.
It is extremely difficult for a victim of coercive control to explain what their perpetrator has done to them, says Doherty-Astle. "They cannot vocalise their abuse because their capacity to think about, recognise and communicate these behaviours has been destroyed through continuous abuse.
Hence, Frankfurt develops a Source model of control to explain how it is that, when a freely willing agent acts, her actions emanate from her rather than from something foreign.[22] Frankfurt distinguishes between first-order and second-order desires.
Although this does not apply to the GIPAP-eligible population, as the latter is selected based on inability to pay, this variable is used as a control to explain any heterogeneity in the data.
Mele understands autonomy, basically, as the capacity for self-governance or self-rule, and he looks to more basic features of self-control to explain the phenomena.
On the other hand, few authors apply dissipative controls to explain biological phenomena in the field of population systems.
Using this model, three kinetic parameters at the cellular level (cell death, proliferation and migration linked to the space available for growth) can be controlled to explain the population-level features of tumour growth, even in the absence of a heterogeneous environment.
To further support our observations, we use a closed-loop control model and control theory to explain why the P-controller has major limitations in the control of a first-order plant like our TCP/AQM first-order plant.
One of the key recent modeling developments in neuroscience has been the use of state feedback control (SFC) from modern engineering control theory to explain the role of the CNS in motor control.
Kacser used metabolic control theory to explain the molecular basis of dominance [ 114].
We exhibit the requirement of an explicit planning stage in sensorimotor control models to explain these behaviours.
