Sentence examples for upon a control from inspiring English sources

Embedded in the theory of smart institutions based upon a control process is the idea that their relevant steering institutions function as automatic controllers do in control process theory, where the term automatic refers to the fact that they initiate action based on discrepancies perceived between the desired outcome and the actual outcome of the system.

The Antarctic Search for Meteorites (ANSMET) project, which regularly sends small teams of researchers to remote parts of the southern continent, resembles a space mission in many ways but does not rely upon a control center.

The methodology for management of resources in Eucalyptus is predominantly reliant upon establishing a control structure between nodes, such that one cluster is managed by one second-tier controller, which is managed by a centralized cloud controller.

Upon transduction with a control (solid symbols) or a MYBL2 -specific (open symbols) shRNA-expressing vector growth was monitored for 6 days.

Quality filtering criteria on SNPs produced 42,771 good quality SNPs vs. the 49,585 SNPs retained in a previous study including 274 maize samples [ 30] where, as in the present study, a control upon pedigree consistency was made on parent/offspring triplets including the F1 hybrid and its parental lines.

All treatment options should be based upon a greater control of the underlying disease, adequate organ support, and treatment of symptoms.

A serious organised crime offender would be automatically hit with a control order upon getting out of jail.

There's no reason to force a control scheme upon a person that's buying an expensive Mac — especially when the person is opting for a higher profit margin item like a 6 year old mouse.

In both cell types, γ-H2AX staining was enhanced upon treatment with H2O2, providing a control for the staining assay.

For the single species sequence sets we generated shuffled motifs, based upon the KR motif, as a control to search across the same sets.

She also says that though the novel is "not overtly Christian", it follows a "Christian point of view" because it "fight[s] against the restrictions placed upon her by a controlling and totalitarian state" and because "Tris must also explore the cracks and imperfections within her own psyche".