Apparently, far more of the gas will come from Pennsylvania than from New York and over the extraction of gas in the state of Pennsylvania, this Commission has practically no control.
On Dec. 2, 1941, I.B.M. reported to the United States secretary of state that it had refused to sell Dehomag but that "we have practically no control under present conditions".
Human behavior is controlled by a lot of neural wiring and chemistry, and an incredible range of cognitive shortcuts and instincts, over which we have practically no conscious control.
Pros: controls practically everything, no line-of-sight required, easy to set up with the app, can also use the app to control, IoT integration, ergonomic Cons: expensive, relatively easy to accidentally press a button on the touchscreen when picking up the remote, setup cannot be done directly on the remote Samsung SmartThings Hub review: an Internet of Things to rule them all?
The new method "is very straightforward and needs practically no fine-tuning or control," says Claire Gmachl, an experimental physicist at Princeton University.
Other files uncover a British intelligence report on Cyprus from 1960 which complained that "there were too many individuals and agencies concerned in the collection of intelligence … with little control and practically no co-ordination".
Sometimes the "no treatment" control practically punishes the plant.
If they get into northern Mali [where MNLA rebels and the Islamist Ansar Dine groups are vying for control], there is practically no local authority there, and no one left with the experience of dealing with this.
The constant crossover CR practically controls the diversity of the population [44].
Intel practically controls the entire market for server processors (over 99% share) and data center operators have been seeking a competitive alternative that would give them more choice while driving prices lower.
Practically, agriculture currently controls the resource, while municipalities augment their water supplies using desalination.
