Sentence examples for ready to control from inspiring English sources

"But my forces are ready to control the entire area the moment the Israeli soldiers leave".

QUESTION FROM DAVID L.K: Dirty secret that the Afghanistan government is in no way ready to control their country.

When you press a button on such a remote, the watch memorizes the resulting infrared signal, and that makes it ready to control the new component.

In their more candid moments, Mr. Obama's aides acknowledge there is little evidence that the Afghan government will be ready to control the fought-over territory in the south by the end of 2014, the date set for the withdrawal of all NATO forces.

Glenn Beck called him a latter-day Goebbels ready to "control your every move".

Anything controls (and can be controlled by) anything; in codebending, every system becomes an instrument with a unique voice, ready to control, and be controlled.

During the whole experiment, a professional driving instructor monitored the driving speed and was ready to take control of the car (equipped with dual controls) if needed.

Traditionally, companies have focused on developing systems in which either the human driver must pay attention and be ready to take control, or one in which an automated system is always in control of the vehicle.

"They go a little too far in encouraging drivers to check out and yet they aren't ready to take control".

But making fire animations easy to control and ready for film production will take another year or two, says Fedkiw.

The framework is control oriented since its dynamic modules yield nonlinear system dynamics in reduced state forms, i.e., ready to employ control algorithms.