Sentence examples for keeping under control from inspiring English sources

We report on the full program of our collaboration, with particular regards to the tuning of a new fabrication process, allowing for the production of good quality transistors, while keeping under control the basic detector parameters, such as leakage current.

Depending on the technologies chosen for the detector design, the design resolution can be achieved if important efforts are made, keeping under control the stability of the different components contributing to the Cherenkov angle resolution.

The experimental setup should reproduce the viewing conditions of the target application scenario, while keeping under control all the external experimental parameters which could influence subject's perception.

In the intervening weeks, our picture of the S8 has become pretty fully formed, both through official announcements from the company and a number of seemingly legit leaks that it — whether intended or otherwise — hasn't done a great job keeping under control.

In all other cases, the variable is set to zero, i.e., there is no consolidation, either because the fiscal stance was expansionary or because fiscal contraction was mainly aimed at keeping under control domestic demand or at other purposes different than budgetary correction.

Then there is the prospect of keeping under control 239 people in a post 9/11 world -- Osama bin Laden effectively ended the Age of the Hostage.

For a more accurate measure of your blood pressure, and help keeping it under control, try keeping tabs on it at home.

Players will tackle real-world challenges such as meeting California's renewable portfolio standard (RPS) while keeping costs under control, or keeping Japan's power system as stable as possible in the aftermath of the 2011 earthquake.

If you can keep work events in reasonable perspective, that's a solid first step to keeping stress under control.

Mindful eating is key to keeping weight under control….

And keeping lymphedema under control is a lifelong struggle.