Sentence examples for means controlling the from inspiring English sources

Pranayama means controlling the flow of the life force into our bodies through the breath.

In effect, this means controlling the false discovery rate (FDR) [ 127] in the experiment at a 0.01 level.

The experimental design of photoelectrical properties was achieved by controlling the chemistry of the deposition process (varying the reagent concentration in the reaction system) and also by physical means (controlling the crystal dimensions by post-deposition annealing).

For Stalin, this meant controlling "the largest social group in the Soviet Union, the peasantry".

Update: To clarify, "winning" this war could mean controlling the bulk of the market share, not necessarily 100% of it.

This can also mean controlling the culture of a city.

Rather, disciplining the soul means controlling these potentially harmful traits through one's rationality ('aql).

In practice, "sealing the border means controlling checkpoints," explained Anthony Cordesman of the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, "and you can deal with infiltration [through] scouting and patrolling".

That doesn't mean controlling or changing the world, it means loving the world and accepting the world (including yourself) exactly as they are.

This means controlled diversity.

It means controlled aggression".