Sentence examples for in principle to control from inspiring English sources

It is also demonstrated that the adjustable blade angle swirler could be used in principle to control the flame dynamics and avoid regions of instability.

Since Vice-President Joe Biden, a Democrat, would break any ties, Democrats and Independents would need to win only one of these four races to reach fifty votes and be able, in principle, to control the chamber.

In 1973, a number of countries agreed in principle to control pollution from ships, but they deferred specific action to cut exhaust.

As detailed below, it was often necessarily to residualize particular predictors against others, sometimes due to observed co-linearity, sometimes for theoretical reasons (i.e., because it is desirable in principle to control for the frequency of each attested un- form, regardless of whether this predictor is in practice correlated with others).

There is considerable interest in using structural design principles to control the rate and extent of lipid digestion within the human gastrointestinal tract (GIT) so as to develop functional foods to combat overweight and obesity.

The learners understand the structure of the world and the principles to control the behavior in the world by using visualization.

The buyout firm Leonard Green & Partners has reached a deal in principle to obtain control of Rand McNally & Company, the world's largest commercial map maker, company officials said.

The MC approach avoids the need for a global grid of the domain of the HJB equation and, therefore, path integral control is in principle applicable to control problems of moderate to large dimension.

Much of cancer is associated with exogenous exposures, and therefore in principle amenable to control by avoidance of those exposures.

Kirch's aging founder, Leo Kirch, has agreed in principle to give up control of his company.

It agreed in principle to relinquish full control of the PA, in favour of a coalition government with Fatah and other parties.