Sentence examples for driven and controlled from inspiring English sources
According to the optical interference principle of the FP cavity and electrically controlled birefringence of nematic LC molecules, the particular functions including spectral selection and spectral staring and spectral adjustment, can be realized by the developed MWIR/LWIR filter driven and controlled electrically.
In the 1980s the global TV hit Knight Rider not only made a star of David Hasselhoff, it also made the idea of a car driven and controlled by a robot part of popular culture.
In Finland, the construction of a positive and willing population, whose interests are parallel to those of researchers and society reflects a strongly medically driven and controlled image of public perceptions.
Thus, the number of connectors in the rosette is predominantly driven and controlled by the size and shape of the connector.
They demonstrate that in order to achieve a full understanding of this complex phenomenon, we need to frame it as a complex interplay between automatic and bottom-up driven and controlled top-down processes that result in a joint but highly malleable and individual experience.
One of its purposes is to inaugurate the Investment Climate Facility, a $550m fund financed by the UK's foreign-aid budget, the World Bank and the other G8 nations, but "driven and controlled by the private sector".
They are the result of initiatives begun during his tenure and, in many ways, reflect his personality — one that was perfectionist, competitive, driven and controlling.
The results indicate that Zn II) binding is entropy-driven and controlled by proton release.
By reaching these milestones, future BMIs will be able to drive and control revolutionary prostheses that feel and act like the human arm.
A 1 kW linear power amplifier and a 1 MHz sampling rate high-speed real-time computer are designed to drive and control this ultrafast tool servo.
A significant development of the 1960s was the use of computers to prepare tapes and to drive and control typesetting and photocomposition at very high speeds (see computerized typesetting).
