"That [the purge of press officers] was in retrospect a sign that it was going to be a government that governed by controlling the public agenda.
The electrical properties of PANI networks were governed by controlling the ratio of initial concentrations of aniline ([ANI]0) and ammonium persulfate, APS, ([APS]0) during in situ PANI polymerization.
The deformation is governed by shape control functions.
Motions that we've performed countless times, Professor Maxion says, are governed by motor control, not deliberate thought.
In HVDC-connected wind farms with full converter generator (FCG) the short-circuit currents are mainly governed by the control systems of HVDC and wind generators' converters.
Soon economists were relating homeostasis to self-correcting markets; Norbert Wiener, the mathematician, saw that machines and creatures might be governed by autonomous control systems stabilized by "feedback" loops.
The adaptation is governed by the control of the gap between the initial parameterization of the patch and that of the support.
The modeled systems generally reach one of possible multiple stable states (alternative stable states) [3 5], which have multistability governed by the control parameters assigned to evolutionary network structure.
Furthermore, increasing complexity confounds simple modeling on a second dimension: cognitively sophisticated animals not only change their preferences over time, but are governed by distributed control processes that make them sites of competition among internal agents (Schelling 1980; Ainslie 1992, Ainslie 2001).
The Western blot analyses with the various mutants (Fig. 4), together with the RT-PCR results (Fig. 3B), indicate that the low expression levels of NlpD and RpoS were governed by distal control elements (Txn1 and Txn3, respectively).
The rate of maturation and the timing of the transition to the reproductive phase are sometimes governed by internal controls and thus are relatively insensitive to the environment, provided conditions are generally favourable for growth.
