Sentence examples for deliberate control from inspiring English sources

It is challenging to efficiently reduce CO2, let alone do so with deliberate control of selectivity.

The relaxation-response body scan strengthened coupling between neural regions commonly associated with deliberate control, including the inferior frontal gyrus and supplementary motor areas.

(Sometimes one blends into the next, and sometimes our minds go blank. But usually we can describe the train that has just passed). Sometimes our thought trains are assembled so it seems under our conscious, deliberate control.

The challenges in the area encompass the deliberate control of structure, and therefore the properties and function, as many synthetic factors play a subtle role in the crystallization of MOFs.

The present study thus opens exciting opportunities for the tailoring and design of electromechanical properties through deliberate control of the internal structure of ferroelectric nano-metamaterials by further extension of the metamaterial concept to electromechanical nano-metamaterials.

The proposed model-based predictive controller has a switching behavior which enables it to be used for a deliberate control of the considered engine's behavior during the coldstart period.

Response inhibition is typically considered a hallmark of deliberate executive control.

Unlike wearable devices, Mr. Gurevich said, the Accordiatron allows deliberate physical control in the same way that traditional instruments do.

Methods of communication that may be specified by the permit include voice, voice powered radio, tapping or rapping codes on tank walls, signalling tugs on a rope, and the attendant's observation that work activities such as chipping, grinding, welding, spraying, etc., which require deliberate operator control continue normally.

There were also attempts to show that the evolution of the universe, from the "big bang" of 13.8 billion years ago to the present state that includes conscious life, required the conjunction of so many individually improbable factors as to be inexplicable except as the result of a deliberate coordinating control.

In particular, distinctions based upon cultural attributes such as language and religion, coupled with the spread of ideas such as those of the nuclear family and the social acceptability of deliberate fertility control, appear to have played more important roles than were recognized by transition theorists.