Sentence examples for controlled means from inspiring English sources

It is because he writes for all times, using such carefully controlled means, rigorous yet utterly original, that Ishiguro is such a worthy winner.

This transition, which comes in the show's second gallery, is almost imperceptible, but by providing more easily controlled means to more refined ends, it was basic to his development.

Mr. Edwards stumbled into this minefield ahead of his rivals for the presidency, but many of the other candidates could face similar problems as they try to integrate the passionate, provocative and freewheeling political discourse that flourishes on the Internet into more tightly controlled means of traditional campaigning.

A relief, vent, or disposal system is an emergency system for discharging gas during abnormal conditions, by manual or controlled means or by an automatic pressure relief valve from a pressurized vessel or piping system, to the atmosphere to relieve pressure in excess of the maximum allowable working pressure or design pressure.

The fact that the spike length can be controlled means that the harmonic content injected may have some control; however, this control is not effective once the increasing of the frequency range requires the spike to be close to an impulse signal, which is not feasible.

The way it's built and controlled means the tower can appear and disappear in an instant, with the sudden arrival of the crashing water, and the fierce sound that comes with it, being part of the performance.

* P < 0.05 uncontrolled vs. controlled, mean ± SEM.

In subpart II of this part, "control" means control by any means.

The right to control means that we should own our personal data, not the company.

Reduction = percentage of reduction comparing to control (mean ± SD).

In Wyoming, gun control means holding your rifle steady.