Sentence examples for proactively control from inspiring English sources
In this paper, we present an active request management (ARM) scheme to proactively control congestion by taking advantage of the NDN stateful forwarding property.
Therefore, this paper sets out to investigate experimentally the feasibility of using an electromagnetic valve to proactively control cresting in a homogeneous reservoir characterized by both a strong bottom aquifer and considerable gas cap drive mechanisms.
Indeed, the commission found that Baca had failed to monitor and proactively control his deputies' use of force against inmates.
Johnson himself suggested directly to the governors of Mississippi and North Carolina that they could proactively control the allocation of rights to freedmen.
Production in Cases 1 and 7 was controlled proactively by a ball valve, whereas in Cases 2 6, 8 and 9 the ball valve was fully open and the programmable timer connected to an installed electromagnetic valve which proactively controlled production.
One challenging issue in OBS is proactively controlling the traffic flowing through the OBS network so that the network does not stay in a persistent state of contention, which we call the congestion avoidance problem.
Moreover, the messages about health-ill-care are presented as social/moral mandates, meaning that if individuals are not proactively controlling their health, the results of their behaviors are at a great cost to society.
The new free membership from Creditera will help small businesses proactively take control of their credit future, so they can create the business of their dreams and help fuel the U.S. economy".
Questions persist over the effectiveness of regulation, and international l human rights lawyer Jessica Corsi recommends acting proactively to control the proliferation of drones before it's too late.
These mechanisms must be understood if surfaces are to be proactively designed to control protein adsorption behavior.
Simulation tools help to design and proactively deploy crowd control mechanisms before mass gatherings to mitigate the risk of dangerous crowd incidents.
