To visualize the effects of other attitudes in students' intention to participate in the course, we divided Easy, Control, USE, Enjoyment, Excitement and Boredom on high and low categories performing median split.
"We haven't really put in our next mechanism to control use".
"I think there was a time when it was reasonable to hope that by controlling U.S. technology we could control use of encryption worldwide," he said.
When it happened, you were supposed to be in control, use the moment, and not panic and let the moment use you.
(Never do it in anger; never do it when you've lost control; use a flexible instrument so you don't break down muscle).
At a recent campaign event in South Carolina, Perry grinned, "I'm actually for gun control — use both hands".
Mr. Henry and the handful of other herders who are doing plant control use portable electric fences and trained dogs to focus a flock precisely where and when it is needed.
Perhaps neurons in the frontal cortex, which is responsible for planning behavior, or in the anterior cingulate cortex, which is associated with cognitive control, use blood sugar more efficiently after repeated challenges.
The Fifth Avenue merchants got behind a set of citywide restrictions, not so much to control height, but to control use — dividing the city into residential, factory and retail areas.
12.55pm BST Arab Spring 'is a US strategy for control' Use of the term "Arab Spring" to describe the uprisings in Arab countries "was not simply an arbitrary or even seasonal choice of nomenclature, but rather a US strategy of controlling their aims and goals," Joseph Massad writes in an article for al-Jazeera's website.
How sad is it to argue it's better to stigmatize birth control use and pregnancy outside of marriage because that might force two people who have little interest in marrying each other for whatever reason – lack of love, a recognition that their union would be unhappy or volatile – actually tie the knot?
