Sentence examples for points of control from inspiring English sources

It is easy to underestimate open designs (no one thought Wikipedia would work), but even open systems need some points of control.

Invited in by the weak left-wing government, it began a methodical attempt to place its agents at central points of control.

The project's director, Ed Moses, said that getting to the cusp of ignition (defined as the successful achievement of fusion) had taken some 7,000 workers and 3,000 contractors a dozen years, their labors creating a precision colossus of millions of parts and 60,000 points of control, 30 times as many as on the space shuttle.

The individual fountains, which rise as high as 200 feet in the air, are built on an underwater platform the size of a football field, according to Disney, and feature 18,000 points of control for color intensity, water angle and height.

"What we don't want is any single points of control.

Narayen continued to say that Adobe and Apple are on different sides of these points of control.

"With BlackBerry you have a single point of control".

Because there is no central point of control, as on other networks, "you have the control way out on the edges, and anyone can do anything," he added.

Transcription itself is also a complex process with many different components, and each one is a potential point of control.

Like the existing Internet, the new network will almost certainly have no one central point of control and no one organization will run it.

When a new outbreak occurs in the US – such as the patient in Texas infected with Ebola – the first point of control is the individual state governments.