Sentence examples for the same level of control from inspiring English sources
Simulation results also show that the energy-to-peak performance based controller can well realize the peak response suppression requirement and the static output feedback controller can achieve the same level of control performance as that of a full-state feedback controller.
Our analyses indicate that temperature does not exert the same level of control as absolute humidity.
They would not, however, have the same level of control over what clip gets embedded.
"They haven't executed with the same level of control and process I.B.M. developed".
Kim Jong-un does not have the same level of control as his father did.
The evidence is that T. gondii can't exert the same level of control over humans that it has over rats.
After HAART was initiated, the Th1/Th2 ratio of HIV/HCV co-infection group decreased to the same level of healthy control, while HIV mono-infection group was still higher than the control group.
In Ukraine, President Leonid Kuchma aspires to create the same level of state control over the democratic process as Putin has achieved in Russia to ensure a smooth -- that is, Kuchma-friendly -- transition of power when his term ends in 2004.
Chance's independent success between his trio – or quartet, including Surf – of free project releases has outlined a path for artists to thrive as independents, away from the hectic streaming battles and hype surrounding first week sales that only seem to benefit established artists without the same level of creative control.
That's an awful lot of auteur money, and there's no reason to expect that a filmmaker will enjoy the same level of creative control over a project with a nine-figure budget that he or she would with a six-figure budget.
"It's probably been more widely reviewed than any non-fiction book so far this year - both favourably and unfavourably," he said, "so when my publisher said there was no interest from Hay I was a bit surprised". Goodhart questioned whether Florence could continue to exercise the same level of personal control at the growing event.
