Sentence examples for rely on controlled from inspiring English sources
They generally employ modern milling techniques and rely on controlled drying plants instead of on sun drying.
Those applications require straight beams and they rely on controlled film stress of the involved thin films, e.g. the active piezoelectric aluminium nitride (AlN) layer.
Existing peer-to-peer search networks generally fall into two categories: Gnutella-style systems that use arbitrary topology and rely on controlled flooding for search, and systems that explicitly build an underlying topology to efficiently support a distributed hash table (DHT).
Their criticisms reflect a widening divide in the field between researchers, who rely on controlled trials and other statistical methods of determining whether a therapeutic technique works, and practitioners, who are often guided by clinical experience and intuition rather than scientific evidence.
Germplasm identification, through genetic fingerprinting, has been used in advanced breeding programmes which rely on controlled crosses or in which the correct identification of clones for large-scale propagation programmes is essential.
Many scientists working on the brain-computer conundrum have relied on controls based on scalp-mounted, temporary electrodes such as those used in electroencephalograms (EEG).
Despite having Brodeur, who is considered one of the game's elite goaltenders, in goal, the Devils rely on controlling the tempo of the game.
*Sufferers rely on controlling food and eating as a way of coping with emotional difficulties.
And here the authorities do not rely on controlling companies – but on making sure that they control themselves.
In many ways the site is a throwback to old-fashioned journalism that doesn't rely on controlling publicists and gatekeepers demanding copy approval from glossy magazines in exchange for access.
Many methods have been developed to prepare various kinds of nanomaterials that mainly rely on controlling the formation of composites, as well as the materials' sizes, dimensionalities, facets, morphologies and architectures.
