Sentence examples for controls with which from inspiring English sources
It must have features to boost the activity of the fuel, pumps and blowers, fuel-storage containers, and a variety of sophisticated sensors and controls with which to monitor and adjust the operation of the system.
Underneath, Mr. Stevens had taken up residence at a set of controls with which he altered the sound of his voice as he sang a cycle of 11 songs, each devoted to a heavenly body — even Pluto, included, the program explained, "out of pity".
In the case of Armadillo and E-Cadherin, levels in the "wild type" cells outside the domain of expression were used as controls with which to compare changes in levels within the dppGAL4 expression stripe.
These lines were used as controls with which short-memory retention lines (N. giraulti-like) were compared.
Astonishingly, these individuals would be commonly considered "unhealthy" by human criteria yet are routinely used as experimental "controls" with which to evaluate the efficacy of a treatment or experimental intervention.
The generation and availability of two surfaces with similar physical and chemical properties (contact angle and feature shape, size and coverage are identical – only pit arrangement changes) provides materials that serve as ideal controls with which to compare and contrast differentiation and self-renewal; in this study we have a focus on direct mechanotransduction.
I like the control with which Mr. Wheeldon keeps making you pay attention, but I can't get interested in these dances as thought or drama.
The electricity Mr. Villaume mustered in Berlioz's "Royal Hunt and Storm," from "Les Troyens," was all the more impressive for the control with which he wielded it.
Especially memorable are the dignity and self-control with which those convicted asserted their innocence and recanted their false confessions.
To watch the pair is to marvel at the immense control with which each is almost always moving yet can appear entirely still.
On one side was a head of state who possessed all the formidible means of control with which our brutal century has supplied unscrupulous rulers: a "sophisticated" army, a secret police force, a family fortune of $20 billion.
