The air vents, for example, were controlled by old-fashioned organ stops, which push in and out.
Parts of New York's coastline, for example, are controlled by the federal government, from which private companies must lease access.
Google, for example, is controlled by its founders and can ignore Wall Street's whims.
Or they may be considered "bizarre" (for example, feeling controlled by an outside force or having thoughts inserted into your head).
But King has entered into the political realm, making assumptions about how societies will be organised in future, which current trends will continue and which will change, and which type of development (for example, largely controlled by multi-national companies and international institutions) we will pursue.
The country's media networks, for example, are controlled by various oligarchic groups, not by Mr Yanukovych or his sons.Meanwhile, influential oligarchs who have long backed Mr Yanukovych and the Party of Regions are wary of "the family" and are displeased by Ukraine's alienation from Europe.
The huge Mugunga refugee camp west of the Zairian provincial capital of Goma, for example, is controlled by exiled Rwandan Hutu militias, including some of those that fled Rwanda after participating in the genocide of more than 800,000 people, mainly ethnic Tutsis, in 1994.
For example, Abrupt controlled by JAK/STAT attenuates ecdysone signalling by binding to its co-activator Taiman (Jang et al, 2009).
The root-specific expression of 30 kD xylem sap protein (XSP30), for example, is controlled by a circadian clock and shows diurnal fluctuations.
