Sentence examples for rigid control of from inspiring English sources

The key to producing optical glass is rigid control of the refractive index, for which it is necessary to use highly controlled materials with impurity levels lower than the parts-per-million range.

The emperor's economic controls were paralleled by his rigid control of the state apparatus.

For these applications, a rigid control of the nitrocellulose produced is necessary, especially nitrogen content.

As always, part of the analysts' work is informed guesswork, since the North maintains rigid control of the information that flows in and out of the country.

Perón's economic policies from 1973 included monetary stabilization, rigid control of prices and wages in order to favour wage earners, and limitations on the profits of agrarian exporters.

In-situ experiments were carried out using a 'Combi' top-mount refrigerator tested within a climatized chamber with rigid control of the temperature and humidity.

By then the plaza tilts grotesquely, it threatens to spill all sense of proportion, scale and rigid control out of the picture plane and into the lap of the viewer.

Revolution freed the country's estimated 5,000 officially sanctioned mosques from the rigid controls of the previous government, which appointed every prayer leader and issued lists of acceptable topics for their Friday sermons.

Harald von Witzke, professor of international agricultural trade and development at Humboldt University in Berlin, said the protests were the symptom of the pain caused by a gradual reform of rigid controls on the dairy sector.

Christian May, head of communications and campaigns, said: "Limiting the use of a zero-hours contract to just 12 weeks would apply rigid controls on an important element of our flexible labour market.

But studies suggest that the rigid control, absence of normal human interaction and lack of stimulation imposed by prolonged isolation can cause a wide range of psychological symptoms including insomnia, withdrawal, rage and aggression, depression, hallucinations and thoughts of suicide, even in prisoners who are mentally healthy to begin with.