These brain regions have been shown to control whether we like and want food.
The home secretary sought to neutralise the issue of immigration, insisting that it would still be difficult to control whether Britain remained a member of the EU or opted to leave.
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Still, a spokeswoman also said, "Neither Bank of America nor any other third party lender to the company has the right to control whether the company complies with applicable laws or honors its commitments to its employees".
"This can turn out to be a threat to the legitimacy of the ballot since most people are not technically skilled enough to be able to control whether the system is truly working flawlessly," the Harvard Law report noted.
Sendmail, whose software handles most of the world's electronic mail traffic, is working with others on a standard that would enable senders to control whether their e-mail can be forwarded by the recipient.
These tracker filters are distinct from the long-debated Do Not Track signals that exist on most Web browsers and that are intended to give users a way to control whether their browsing history can be used for targeted advertising.
The new technology gives engineers the ability to control whether liquids stick to a solid surface or slide along it, said Dr. David Bishop, vice president of nanotechnology at Bell Labs in Murray Hill, N.J. "You can start to tune that interaction in novel sorts of ways".
Gate bias polarity serves to control whether hot electrons or hot holes are injected into the nitride storage layer.
This content isn't gone from Twitter, to be clear, but you as the end user will be able to control whether or not you want to see it.
Additionally, admins will be able to control whether teachers and students in the domain can authorize apps to access Classroom data.
