Sentences with phrase «tight control over»

Apple maintains tight control over its operating system and hardware, which allows the company to see high adoption rates of its latest software.

There are two very distinct theories at work when you compare Android and iOS for performance, with Apple's tight control over all aspects of hardware and software differing greatly from Google's approach of building an OS and just putting it out there for the hardware manufacturers to have fun with.

Lack of such tight control over both the hardware and software is what somewhat makes the Nexus and other Android phones lag behind the iPhone, especially when it comes to fragmentation issues that are often faced by Android developers.

All our favorite features from EMUI on phones — tight control over background apps for improved battery life, handy tethering features, display tweaks like «eye protection» mode and direct control over screen density — remain intact.

Even the largest websites do not have tight control over the ads that appear on their sites — and sometimes malicious code can appear inside their ad networks.

That kind of power only (well, almost only) comes if you have a unified ecosystem and tight control over a single OS.

Bullitt told Digital Trends it is working on others, and is keeping tight control over those that make it to production.

The Executive Chef is the custodian — the owner — of the master document, and must maintain tight control over and approve all proposed changes to it.

And his tight control over both the quantity and sale of his paintings means that he can help affect how much of his work is sold at auction, which can lead to higher bidding.

Then they have tight control over the SoC bus infrastructure which passes information for the graphics through the system — think of this like AGP or PCI - Express in a PC, though in fact it's neither of those standards.

We are utilizing our experience from the Mighty No. 9 Kickstarter to set realistic stretch goals and keep a tight control over the project.

That said, however, such reporting may suffice for some small - business owners, such as those with few or no employees, who don't need to exercise tight control over their P&L.

Airlines keep a tight control over how many award seats they release — usually less than 10 percent of their inventory in a year.

But after all these years they still keep tight control over their own people and cultural legacies, which resulted in a strong preservation of nature and culture in San Blas.

That said, however, such reporting may suffice for some small - business owners, such as those with few or no employees, who don't need to exercise tight control over their P&L.

Obviously it's not wise to apply for something you will not be able to manage financially but with proper budgeting and tight control over spending you can make these loans work to your definite advantage rather than work against you and your credit score.

Only Apple makes iPhones, so it has extremely tight control over how the software and hardware work together.

Android is billed as an open - source platform anyone can use, but Google maintains tight control over official Android devices.

Conceivably, this adoption of DRM - free content will mean greater access for indie authors in the future to submit their works for e-book lending libraries, but despite the effort and interest in bringing more content to the libraries OverDrive is keeping a tight control over the quality of works in its catalog.

Some of the effect may be due to faster low cost processors which allow very tight control over the engine due to Moore's «law».

The latter feel obliged to keep tight control over teachers, and they set tasks for them to maintain minimum standards.

Mike Ronan, CEO of Lighthouse Academies in Framingham, Massachusetts, says he has tight control over his organization's 11 schools.

Currently, the only way to prevent the suppression of Pax3 is to maintain tight control over glucose levels during the early stages of pregnancy.

The technique could facilitate the use of nanoparticles for optical, electrical, optoelectronic, magnetic, catalysis and other applications in which tight control over size and structure is essential to obtaining desirable properties.

This new technique enables tight control over diameter, length and surface properties of the nanorods, whose optical, electrical, magnetic and catalytic properties depend on the precursor materials used and the dimensions of the nanorods.

To combat this ever present threat from within, the cell has devised stringent mechanisms to maintain tight control over transposon activity.

Nanog and Sox2 are among the enzymes used by researchers to generate iPSCs, therefore ZFP217 may represent another tool needed to achieve tight control over cell reprogramming.

Gary Bellows won his tenth non-consecutive term as Hurley Town Supervisor this week, alongside a solid GOP majority that will allow him to continue his tight control over town matters, no matter this year's Democratic opposition calls for greater transparency and more full - time commitment to municipal matters.

As supervisor he maintained a tight control over the board.

However, his intimate personal ties to Percoco, his tight control over the state university board, his past efforts to obstruct State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli's oversight of SUNY contracting and the hundreds of thousands of dollars his campaign has reaped from the parties charged have raised countless questions about his awareness of the alleged illegal dealings.

Greg - Gus O'Donnell is ultimately responsible to Gordon Brown, as you must know, and nobody denies that Brown keeps a tight control over the members of his government, ergo...

A village committee has drafted amendments that would permit «tasteful» electronic signs in some areas of Orland Park, and the town still would hold tight control over the aesthetics of the message boards.

The successful ones generated capital internally, exercised tight control over labor, which acceded in the hope of future rewards, and restricted their own consumption.

Mutual fund companies have had as tight control over the mutual funds and their growth or lack of as the diamond connoisseurs do in the regulation of the diamond industry.

The Minister of Finance stated that it was due to the Government's «tight control over spending».

In the media briefing following his meeting with private sector economists on October 28th, the Minister of Finance stated that the lower than expected deficit outcome for 2012 - 13, of $ 6.9 billion, was due to the Government's «tight control over spending ``.

If we are not misinterpreting something, Beijing has hinted in veiled terms at possibly deploying its fairly tight control over the non-convertible currency's exchange rate as a weapon in the ongoing trade dispute with the US.

Three of the five members of the executive team at Leon's bear the family name — a sign that the sprawling clan still retains tight control over the business.

The rich and powerful have a tighter control over our society, government and its foreign policy, both political parties, business and finance, the health industry, the educational system, the media, and the courts than ever before.

Until that is determined, the benefit of having tighter control over blood glucose levels is an «open question,» he adds.

It could therefore contribute to tighter control over the amount of weaponry in the superpowers» arsenals

Critics warn that this is simply a back door to tighter control over the educational enterprise.

Kobo, a very collaborative company, accepts daily feeds from places like Smashwords and BookBaby along with hundreds of other distributors / aggregators, but many authors wanted to be able to connect directly with us and have tighter control over their prices, metadata, etc..

And if Amazon is increasingly competing with Google (NSDQ: GOOG) and Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) in the form of app stores and cloud - based media, then delivering those services over their own devices would give the company tighter control over profits and service delivery — and of course the lifecycle of the customer.

We must have much tighter controls over the puppy industry as a whole, if people must buy a pure bred dog, then increase the price, honestly, I think those of you in this business should really try to find a different line of work, to me you are profiting from the suffering of angels, these dogs do not need or want to be breeding machines, they want to be members of your family.

To reduce ozone levels, people can exert tighter control over many activities that release methane into the air, from cattle farming to waste - water treatment to coal mining.

When the EU's General Data Protection Regulation comes into force in May 2018, it will introduce much tighter controls over the information that companies gather and the amount that the consumer will have to be told about this information.

But they can make more money if they have tighter control over what people can subscribe to.

Having a dedicated team should give Google more control over the design and eventually a tighter control over hardware and software.

The European Central Bank (ECB), however, is pushing for tighter control over movements of digital currencies as part of a broader crackdown on money laundering, while recognizing the jurisdictional complexities in regulating an asset with no boundaries.