Sentence examples for gentle control from inspiring English sources

Daniele Gatti, making his debut at the house, did a wonderful job, leading the music with gentle control, keeping the pacing lean enough that the audience seldom had time to applaud between numbers.

Fig. 5 summarizes these results for both the true data and the "gentle" control screen.

The gentle controlled rocking back and forth uses the hamstrings and inner thigh muscles necessary for turnout.

The space vehicle reached an altitude of nearly 330,000 feet after it launched from Van Horn, Texas, then made a "gentle, controlled" descent back to the launchpad.

Most cases of CMT resolve completely either spontaneously within months after birth or with conservative measures initiated early such as gentle controlled passive manual stretching exercises on the affected side.

NREM sleep SWA was significantly increased after the social conflict compared to baseline values and a gentle stimulation control condition.

Across the country, programs like this modest event, held on the birth date of the shooting victim Martin Luther King Jr., have become a familiar — and controversial — attempt at gentle gun control, often organized by people who do not know what else to do.

Mahler (Johannes Silberschneider), a gentle if controlling presence, is besotted with his younger wife, Alma (the entrancing Barbara Romaner), a composer herself and a free spirit.

In fact, (i) it provides a gentler action control with a lower reactive power consumption during control operations as the reactive power profile follows better the voltage variations; (ii) the design of the fuzzy controller is independent from the knowledge of network parameters and its topology.

But what mansplainers have learned is that when they allow themselves to kowtow to other peoples' feelings and let go of their gentle but firm control of the conversation, then inevitably heresies start to creep in and people get hurt.

In tactile stimulation control, gentle tapping with a nylon filament caused pain in only 2% of subjects.