At an unpublicized meeting in February, the Politburo outlined heightened controls to prevent the type of revolts that toppled governments in Egypt and Tunisia, said one ranking journalist who declined to be named.
This heightened control also helps overcome the poor cold-start performance of engines running on high blends of biofuels.
Fuel efficiency and a bit of speed are sacrificed here in exchange for heightened control.
SARS was controlled by a combination of measures, including disease surveillance, isolation of cases, heightened infection control, contact tracing, quarantine, entry and exit screening, and community engagement.
At an individual level, empowerment is a process by which individuals experience heightened feelings of control and self-efficacy [ 8- 13].
That is, women appeared to tell stories which reflected their appreciation of being given the choice to go home, of being more relaxed at home and consequently experiencing heightened perceptions of control.
Although Athens has clinched a new €86bn (£60bailoutlout package, Moody's has forecast a "sharp recession" in Greece, as "capital controls, heightened risk of exit from the euro area in June and July and now lack of visibility about the policy and economic environment put spending on hold".
The only reminders of a spirited and clamorous parade a day earlier were a few blue wooden barricades lying on the sidewalk that had been part of heightened crowd-control efforts by the police.
Effectively harnessed, resentment could spur Congressional Democrats to heightened efforts to recapture control of the two houses from the Republicans in the 2002 elections.
Smith and Wesson explained the surge in sales by pointing to political factors, including "a new administration taking office in Washington, D.C., speculation surrounding increased gun control and heightened fears of terrorism and crime," according to the company's annual earnings report.
