Though ICIANZ's Begg and Glenn were interested clients, BSM exerted a control over the project that by modern lights seems quite extraordinary, even designing the custom-made furniture, manufactured by Collingwood's Hunt Son & Oliver, with contributions from Grant Featherston.
The shaker exerts a control force in the tangential direction, and this force superimposes on the friction force.
Examples of problematic behaviors spontaneously emerging from social networks abound, for which the ability to exert a control on the dynamics could be justified.
In the first version, the actuator exerts a control force on the wheel, and in the second version, the actuator imposes a velocity on the rail.
The interpretation of this result is that UCPs are most likely not involved in the rising temperature and the Cyt pathway activity that generates a membrane potential exerts a control over the temperature rise.
Abiotic and biotic influences exert a control on the structure and dynamics of zooplankton so as to determine the distribution and abundance of the species (Gyllström and Hansson 2004).
These people, in his words, "have exerted a control over us even if this was perhaps most keenly felt during our teenage years the control of our intellect, aesthetic, imagination, and even our sexuality".
In his new series for Noisey, music writer and hero, John Doran, interviews the masters of British music; people who, in his words, "have exerted a control over us – even if this was perhaps most keenly felt during our teenage years – the control of our intellect, aesthetic, imagination and even our sexuality".
They are thought to exert a control on RNA sense expression by sense-antisense (SAS) pairing [21], [22].
