Sentence examples for directed control from inspiring English sources

A multi-objective damage tolerance strategy is then proposed and optimally directed control solutions are identified using stochastic search.

The multiscale nature of our framework means that it may be applied in a workflow where major environmental effects are first identified at a regional scale, and then smaller areas of particular concern (i.e. local scale) are modelled to identify detailed areas and predictors, thus providing insights to inform more directed control efforts (Vicente et al. 2010).

These findings suggest that spontaneous positive cognitive emotion regulation in health may result from processes that, while actively suppressing emotionally salient information, differ from those associated with effortful and directed control.

This focal nature makes cysticercosis particularly amenable to public health follow-up and directed control efforts.

A possible mechanistic linkage between signaling dynamics and cellular function is the directed control of gene regulatory networks by defined signals.

Utilities can direct control from single units up to the aggregated whole.

"He also took direct control.

The British Colonial Office took direct control in 1867.

There's no direct control over an avatar.

Behaviour is something that is under our own direct control.

At this point the forester must consider direct control measures.