Sentence examples for unpredictable control from inspiring English sources

As his artistic reputation foundered, so another reputation grew: that of an eccentric, unpredictable control freak, as likely to scream a string of profanities at the person nearest to him as to pull a gun on them.

For the 100th episode on the Manhattan Neighborhood Network run, cast members gave impassioned reflections on the show while under the unpredictable control of a voice-jamming machine.

In this paper, transmission over a wireless channel is interpreted as a two-person zero-sum game, where the transmitter gambles against an unpredictable channel, controlled by nature.

Hers assuring him that she "cried twice" during his "brilliant" 2009 party conference speech, his telling her what a "fast, unpredictable, hard to control but fun" ride he'd had on a horse Brooks's husband had lent him.

One of the reasons is because DSR route discovery may lead to unpredictable length of control packets and data packets.

Although we can never outwit the weather or natural disasters, there are ways to master those other seemingly unpredictable entities that control much of your life – other humans.

This paper develops and implements a real time demand side management system on hardware in order to control unpredictable loads in a residential house application.

In a within-subjects design, participants manipulated a joystick to the left/right in the experimental (predictable) condition, and upward/downward in the control (unpredictable) condition or vice versa.

Evidence suggests that in stable dynamics an internal model of the environmental forces is acquired [7], [13] while in unstable or unpredictable dynamics impedance control may be used to selectively modify endpoint impedance through the co-activation of specific muscle pairs [10], [14] [17].

To obtain a scientifically sound Delphi round and to anticipate on unpredictable distractions, some control systems were built in.

The other is that in an unpredictable world extreme command and control, of which bullying is the extension, is a losing strategy.