Sentence examples for outward control from inspiring English sources

There are suggestions of Anna's outward control and inward struggle in Lucy Bromilow's rigid posture and darting eyes, but too many of her motivations remain unknown.

In this context, it is not so important to have outward control over a person – rather, it is much more important to organize circumstances and situations in such a way that it would be possible and useful for a person to do what has to be done for the society.

Bending the display inward or outward controls zoom for photos, as well as the pause and play functions while listening to music.

Current-voltage (I-V) curves recorded with a 2-s voltage ramp (−80 to +80 mV from a holding potential of −40 mV) in the absence of paxilline showed outward rectification (control) in another cell.

The outward angle controls the mechanical advantage, which is approximately 3 to 1 at an optimum angle.

They successfully expand their span of control outward from the center, gathering more influence over time.

While animals displayed no outward differences from control clutchmates at this stage, analysis of dissected tissues revealed obvious cardiomegaly.

Control conditions were imposed on: Reynolds (Re), rotation number (Ro), buoyancy number (Bu) numbers for both rotating channels, radial outward flows were controlled in the ranges of: 5000 ⩽ Re ⩽ 15000, 0 ⩽ Ro ⩽ 0.3 and 0 ⩽ Bu ⩽ 0.23 respectively.

Nearly all governors depend for their action on centrifugal force and consist of a pair of masses rotating about a spindle driven by the prime mover and kept from flying outward by a controlling force, usually applied by springs.

In discussing a physiological role for these current, we hypothesized that the outward Kv current controls the synoviocyte membrane potential.

One might hypothesize that the outward Kv current controls the synoviocyte membrane potential and that inhibition of this current would depolarize the cell, and thus activate the L-type calcium channels.