Sentence examples for regulating way from inspiring English sources

The fluidic device, which is located at the discharge of the safety injection tank, is a system to inject the borated water into the reactor coolant system in a passively regulating way to elongate the allowable start-up time of emergency diesel generators and to enhance performance against the loss of coolant accidents.

Besides, regulation capacities of VPPs are taken into account so that the control targets can be assigned in a self-regulating way, making the most use of the DR resources in the control regions.

The movie showed the process of women reorganizing their own desires in a self-regulating way, breaking away from her inner self affiliated to the dominant family in the traditional context rather than from changes in external elements such as Western-style dress, make-up, job activities and social activities represented by dancing (Joo 2001).

The GOP launched an attack arguing that Obama was attempting to take state control of the Internet, as if regulating broadband the way that phone lines are regulated amounted to nationalization.

At this point, my doctor thinks it'll be a year to 18 months before I can get off the hormones, birth control regulating the fibroid growth and finally have a self-regulating body the way I'm supposed to be.

Here we maintain that the TCM, both monomer and compound, has a certain effect on regulating TIM, and ways and points the TCM is affecting are diverse.

Alaska's Republican senator told ScienceInsider last month that she opposes the Environmental Protection Agency's plans to regulate greenhouse gases because the agency is "not tasked" with regulating emissions in a way that "doesn't harm the economy".

Retail therapy has been described as a way of regulating stress, along with overeating, and alcohol consumption.

This is the process by which DNA is chemically altered by the addition of a methyl group (a carbon atom and three hydrogens) to genetic letter C. Epigenesis is yet another way of regulating transcription (the methylation stops this happening).

What is expressed in these laws is not the mental states of individual legislators, but a general way of regulating human relations.

"All these laws are really doing is regulating speech in a way that favors credit card companies because it masks the costs of credit to consumers," said Deepak Gupta, the consumer rights lawyer representing Expressions, where his mother gets her hair done.