Sentences with phrase «under tight control»

Her plant and access strategy kept work streams flowing and the budget under tight control.

I would think it you would somehow be able to keep the tenants under tighter control, if you have it in the lease and actually send someone to inspect.

Aptly enough for a seaside theme, Greeff tiptoes the coastline between abstraction and mimesis, matching sky and surf in flattened planes under the tight control of contours.

In healthy pets, their kidneys keep the concentration of blood's dissolved ingredients under tight control by conserving water when it is needed and sending excess water out in the urine when there is too much.

Mr. Wright called for reforms to the working of the Assembly, which Mr. Silver ran under tight control.

Wilson and Freudenthal stressed that the quantities of oxidized nucleotides in the nucleotide pool are usually under tight control, but if they accumulate and start to outnumber undamaged nucleotides, the DNA polymerase adds more of them to the strand.

A study conducted by Alfons R. Weig at the University of Bayreuth of E. rubrum's transcriptome, that small fraction of the genome that encodes the RNA molecules in order to carry out instructions to build and maintain cells, showed that in high salinity conditions, the fungal cells need to keep cell membrane transport under tight control.

Through this research, a rough account is emerging of how HERV - W could trigger diseases like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and MS.. Although the body works hard to keep its ERVs under tight control, infections around the time of birth destabilize this tense standoff.

«A lot of public health attention has already been paid to getting high blood pressure under control, so it may be just that this risk factor is under tighter control in some ethnic groups than in others,» he says.

The board's budget cuts — totaling nearly $ 32 million — failed, nonetheless, to stave off demands for new reductions and the threat that the school system would be put under tighter control by city officials or the U.S. Congress.

Automotive profits are generally good to strong, with most companies trying to minimize capital expenditures and hiring of permanent employees to keep overhead under tight control — pending a better understanding of the global economic situation.

Firstly, the car rides much better than you expect it to, the new dampers keep the body under tighter control and, despite the increased spring rate, ride quality is now probably best in class.

In developing the three Safety Shield pack elements to run from one camera we were able to keep manufacturing costs under tight control and make this technology package accessible to the B - segment for the first time.»

Landinar: Into the Void is an action - packed neo-noir space adventure in a backwater quadrant under tight control of the Empire.

The idea would satisfy the more conservative elements of the Chinese government, which wanted to exercise the precautionary principle and keep the bulk of the country under tight control, but would also allow a high degree of freedom to those industries that needed it.

For example, the ICU is an isolated place, where the patient is under the tight control of the medical staff.

The iPad is based on the iPhone / iPod Touch operating system, a system that Jobs is determined will remained closed and under his tight control.

It's the job of your pet's kidneys to keep body acidity (pH) under tight control.

By using Catalyst, our customers have been able to increase the quality of their games whilst keeping costs, particularly resource costs, under tight control.

Apple had its focus on education event in Chicago this week, and the company is getting serious about taking back one market it used to have under tight control: the classroom.