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1. No single control mechanism can ensure efficiency.

2. Perhaps these effects unbalance the body's normal control mechanisms, and make food and chemical sensitivities more likely.

3. It is indeed difficult to conceive of bad faith which would not automatically render applicable one of the two traditional control mechanisms.

4. Teams hold employees to high standards, acting as a more acceptable quality control mechanism than evaluations and orders from the top.

5. The body has to have control mechanisms to regulate all its functions.

6. But where are the sensors and the thermostatic control mechanisms?

7. Fortunately, the control mechanisms and procedures for flow processes are usually so sophisticated that the processes become automatically self-regulating.

8. It is therefore essential that the control mechanisms for each are put in place at the beginning of the design stage.

9. The traditional budget ensures compliance with the conditions set out in the appropriations; that is, it acts as a control mechanism.

10. Cell transformation Cancer cells become tumorigenic as a result of multiple independent steps which subvert the normal growth control mechanisms described earlier.

11. In short, there was an apparent absence of political will to ensure that formal control mechanisms functioned in practice.

12. The Stalinist model, in which the Stakhanovites flourished, failed to develop any sensible control mechanisms, and thus collapsed.

13. As, moreover, deficiencies have appeared in the capital control mechanisms, so refinements have been introduced.

14. There is now a need for alternative control mechanisms in this new computing environment, one of which is proper personnel controls.

15. Shock occurs to varying degrees in all surgical patients, due to alterations in the normal control mechanisms of the body.

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16. This suggests that platelets must possess very sophisticated intracellular control mechanisms.

17. This control mechanism involves the substance called insulin, secreted by the pancreas.

18. Therefore ore controlling mechanism of Sidaogou gold deposit includes Au mobilization, migration passages and accumulation spaces controlled by ductile shearing.

19. And in its running system, controlling mechanism is comparatively sound.

20. The controlling mechanism of redox potential with the sediment was discussed in addition.

21. The plan is a flexible guiding plan for development and it is necessary to establish a macroscopically controlling mechanism.

22. At the most, the management system and supervising and controlling mechanism are built the first time.

23. The design and realization of the embedded thin server offer the long-range controlling mechanism for industrial production,(Sentencedict.com) also it has profound influence to the distributed controlling technology.

24. Based on the analysis and study of monitoring and controlling mechanism, a new design of fault detection for the outdoor unit (ODU) in very small aperture terminal (VSAT) is presented in the paper.

25. The mathematics models of shipping control and steering are demonstrated, and the controlling mechanism and steerability of the models are explored.

26. It is explained that mine accidents due to human factor result from the invalidation of the first and the second controlling mechanism.

27. And expound the quality chain of service corporate quality controlling mechanism.

28. Of, pertaining to, or characteristic of the relationship between two signals whose phases relative to each other are kept constant by a controlling mechanism, such as an electronic device.

29. The experimental results have showed that the wear of WC-steel composite structures is a delamination wear of crack propagation controlling mechanism under the lubricating sliding contact condition.

30. Rural Credit Cooperative fight with on banking reforming tiding innovation of inside controlling mechanism to be already imperative.