Some elite controllers are able to maintain this balance and understanding the mechanisms of control in these individuals is likely to have important implications for HIV vaccine research.
British forces started with limited raids to attack the government's leaders and its mechanisms of control in Basra.
"The key to any dismantling of the intelligence service is to create mechanisms of control, and right now we don't have those," said Santiago Pedraglio, a political expert.
The signs that something is amiss in our inner mechanisms of control and restraint are everywhere.
Why Iraq's reclusive leader decided so abruptly on an amnesty, abandoning at least for the moment one of his principal mechanisms of control, remained a topic of astonished debate among this nation's 22 million people.
Indeed, part of what has kept the Party in command over the decades is its pairing of authoritarian imperative with adaptability — a willingness to evolve its mechanisms of control with the technology of the times.
Making her own microsurgical and tissue-manipulating equipment – using, among other things, reshaped domestic sewing needles and modified watchmaker's tweezers — she began her fruitful investigation into normal and abnormal neural development and its mechanisms of control.
But this is not a contribution to the study of "orientalism", a term that, as formulated by Edward Said (and critically parsed by Mars-Jones), "reduces all the ways in which cultures can misunderstand each other to mechanisms of control".
It is evident, therefore, that local mechanisms of control must come into play; either inhibitors are dispersed by wounding, or stimulating hormones are released, or both.
He also suggested creating a GDR museum to shed more light on life under communism and recall its subtle mechanisms of control.
More than anyone else, Morrison signaled the graduation of the rock singer from simple entertainer to something darker, more complex, and less susceptible to the music industry's mechanisms of control.
