Sentence examples for means for controlling from inspiring English sources

They do not, however, contain any means for controlling the output voltage.

"We have concluded that providing a means for controlling or extinguishing a fire — such as stopping the flow of fluids, shutting down equipment, or fireproof equipment" was an "adequate alternative to requiring the flight or cabin crew to use extinguishing agents," the agency said in its 2006 decision about the Airbus A380.

The glycosidase α-amylase is responsible for the hydrolysis of α(1→4) glycosidic linkages found in dietary starch as one means for controlling blood sugar level.

Therefore, the use of a separate mechanical ventilation system in a house should be considered with caution, and recommended only when other means for controlling the indoor air quality cannot be applied.

First, we review the basis for nanopatterning as a means for controlling cell behavior through mechanotransduction, followed by an analysis of nanotopographic features in the basement membrane of natural tissues.

The differential interaction of 16 S rRNA with r-proteins illustrates a means for controlling the sequential assembly pathway for complex RNPs and may offer insights into aspects of RNP assembly in general.

What it may mean for controlling dengue is unclear.

This decisional architecture is based on a software environment meant for controlling and monitoring highly autonomous systems using interpreted Petri nets and mission planning algorithms; when disruptive events occur, alternative encoded reactions are triggered and the current plan is modified.

The media has a wearying tendency — a corrosive tic — to put everything that happens in Washington through the same cynical political grinder, subjecting it to the same cynical checklist of who's up, who's down, who's threading a needle, who's tangled up in knots, what it all means for control of Congress after the midterms, what it all means for control of the White House two years later.

The technology business (as opposed to the wilder internet) has only done this a few times; the only other example that comes easily to mind is the text message, aka SMS, which began as a means for control of mobile networks, then morphed into a messaging system for anyone.

While considerable progress in expanding our understanding of wheel/rail noise has occurred in the past ten years, there are still Mechanisms oforonoiseersy and many areas where firmly based scientific information is lackingeneration