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At its broadest, this definition extends to the levers and dials in a modern aircraft cockpit, for example, which no longer connect to systems directly, but instead are merely inputs and outputs of a computer that actually controls things.
The purpose of two dials on the back of the device is still unclear, although one may indicate the year.
In-car technology has also helped make drivers aware of such costs: new cars often have dashboard dials showing how many miles to a gallon the vehicle is achieving at its current speed.
By the mid-2000s they were much less in favour, doubtless fearing that help for the poor would cut health benefits.Those twiddling the fiscal dials should mull on these findings.
Androgen receptors are not the master regulators for male behaviours, but rather, the researchers say, a "gain control mechanism" which amplifies such behaviours or, when the receptors are absent, dials laddish behaviour down.
But to judge by the crop of scandals currently tormenting American business, little else about life in the boardroom has changed since Agatha Christie wrote "The Seven Dials Mystery" in 1929.
And inside, instead of multiple dials and switches, a large touchscreen dominates the centre console.
Suppose machines could stitch Birkin bags better than the craftsmen at Hermès or etch watch dials more finely than Vacheron Constantin's guillocheurs?
He made the screws, the springs and the levers, the pallets and gears, the hands and the plain, often numberless dials.
When the world dials 911, "guess who is expected to answer?" he asked.Powell expanded on his theme: America was not a bullying policeman, it could be trusted to respect other nations' sovereignty, values and culture.
