Sentence examples for demonstration of control from inspiring English sources
They are terse, but they contain humor, pathos, tension the writer's ultimate demonstration of control.
They are terse, but they contain humor, pathos, tensionthe writer's ultimate demonstration of control.
The incident seems, on the contrary, a demonstration of control: Matthews proved that he could get any of his women graduate students to sleep with his son.
Some analysts believe that Mr. Abhisit's recovery from his humiliation at the Asian summit meeting and his demonstration of control during the riots that followed have strengthened his leadership of his party.
It was an amazing demonstration of control pitching, essentially eliminating the free pass as a tool in a hitter's arsenal against him all season long – and yet at the end of the year, he was only 12% better than a league-average pitcher.
The main objective of the simulation tests is the establishment and demonstration of control technology, focusing on the mitigation of a thermal disturbance to the reactor by a steam generator (SG) and on the controllability of the pressure difference between the helium and process gases at the reaction tube in a steam reformer (SR).
In addition to corroborating the influence of the chaotic attractor on the beetle populations, the hot-spot experiment also serves as an interesting demonstration of controlling chaos.
Nevertheless it was possible to control the distance between the Au nanoparticle and the Janus particle inside the trap, to our knowledge one of the first demonstrations of control of the separation between nanoparticles within an optical trap.
The main contribution of this work is the proof-of-concept demonstration of distributed control of the TMT's 492 mirror segments.
Such a possibility is currently being explored in particular in the domain of quantum opto-/electro-mechanics [1], where ground-breaking experimental demonstration of quantum control of massive systems operating under explicitly adverse conditions have been recently made [2].
