Sentence examples for front of control from inspiring English sources

Jack Ramey, 69, a retired technical supervisor at the station, said he had fond memories of the Operational Room, the size of a football field, where he and his colleagues, many of them retired military personnel, worked in jackets and ties in front of control panels.

Immunofluorescence demonstrated an inverse relationship between ZEB1 and N-cadherin at the invasion front of control tumours, while membrane-associated expression of N-cadherin was retained up to the sharply defined borders of the shZEB1-derived tumour mass (Fig 2C).

This phase of opposition between the speed of migration and myosin IIA front/back distribution indicates that changes of direction are likely to result from strong myosin IIA enrichment at the front of control immature DCs.

In agreement with multiple previous studies [ 1, 4, 5, 8], we observed that A β concentrations were significantly decreased, and T-tau and P-tau concentrations were significantly increased in AD patients, in front of control subjects, both in the ELISA and in the xMAP assays.

The operator in front of the control board that day, she says, had been working 12-hour shifts, seven days a week for 29 consecutive days.

All that remained of the crowd that had earlier swelled to almost twenty people were Norman Hamlet, who was asleep on a long couch in front of the control console, Yeary, Leech, Abbott, and myself.

As the battle scene unfolded, Lee got up from the console and hurried to the front of the control room, where he sat at a table that held a small monitor.

Now anti-doping authorities demand that competitors urinate into two testing bottles in front of a control officer, who then applies tamper-proof seals to the containers, which are individually labelled and sent by courier to the laboratory.

Journalists were also shown the consoles on one side of the control room where a technician plots information relayed from the sonar room, and graph paper secured on two rollers under a fluorescent light at the front of the control room where he is supposed to transfer information about other vessels.

The operator sits in front of a control lever, surrounded by dials, knobs and gauges.

The landing gear had to be lowered by hand and the plane was able to fly in front of the control tower to confirm that the landing gear had been lowered successfully.