Sentence examples for narrow control from inspiring English sources

The race is seen as an early test of whether the Republicans can retain their narrow control of the House.

The momentary increase in VCO frequency is realized by feeding the VCO with narrow control pulses, derived from the baseband data stream using a simple supporting circuit.

However, the narrow control that the Republicans hold in Congress and the possibility of lingering partisan bitterness made some analysts think that Mr. Bush would have little chance of winning approval for the entire tax cut.

Early Wednesday, unofficial returns showed a Democrat ahead by fewer than 800 votes in a State Senate race in Racine, and Democrats were claiming narrow control of the chamber, though a recount also appeared possible.

RICHMOND — Democrat Shelly Simonds, who lost a random drawing to settle a deadlocked state legislative race last week, conceded defeat Wednesday, ending a tumultuous election and cementing Republicans' narrow control of Virginia's House of Delegates.

Sen. Tim Johnson (D-S.D). was in stable condition yesterday after emergency brain surgery, prompting optimism among family and friends and at least temporarily stanching speculation that the Democrats' narrow control of the next Senate might be in jeopardy.

The procedure is based on estimating reduced-order models on narrow control-oriented frequency bands when the closed loop performs badly, and interpolating those models and previous ones allowing larger errors at frequencies unimportant for control purposes, so that reduced-order models can still be used.

Narrow controls designed to optimize the internal validity of a trial (that is, inclusion/exclusion criteria, intervention protocol) can compete with and compromise overall generalizability [ 41].

(2) Narrower control limits, on the other hand, increase the number of unnecessary interventions even if there is no deterioration in the process so that inspection costs increase.

From the results of sensitivity analysis, we find that as the measurements in the sample are positively correlated, highly correlated data result in a smaller sample size and a frequent sampling interval; however, as the measurements in the sample are negatively correlated, highly correlated data yield a smaller sample size and a narrower control limits.

We depart from their approach by using a narrower control group (they also used those parents with children born between 1980 and 1989) as we believe that this makes the treatment and control groups more comparable.