Sentence examples for strategic controls from inspiring English sources

Unlike a logic-programming system such as Prolog, the theorem prover is not constrained to process the query in the order given; rather it follows its own strategic controls.

However, within a particular subject-domain theory it is often possible to develop strategic controls that allow the theorem prover to exhibit performance rivaling that of special-purpose systems.

"China's activities are for the purposes of regular environmental investigation and investment and have nothing to do with resource plundering and strategic control," the state-controlled Xinhua news agency wrote this year.

"The brain comprehends language without much strategic control," he said.

This is an impressive example of strategic control.

Companies can use two types of strategic control tools.

"Control of water supplies gives strategic control over both cities and countryside.

The role of lead plaintiff also benefits the university, giving it strategic control of the suit.

This "Hamlet" and Hamlet seem firmly in strategic control, all method and little madness.

First, Israel would shed responsibility for the Palestinian population while retaining strategic control of the territory.

The British established a naval base, giving it strategic control over the Mediterranean.