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controlled

[kuhn-trohld] / kənˈtroʊld /




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By adding carefully controlled microwave noise in the form of random signal fluctuations within a narrow frequency range, the researchers can guide how heat and energy move through the system with remarkable precision.

From Science Daily

Partially automated, it requires little manual labour, allows for crops to be precisely controlled and ensures good yields.

From Barron's

Colombia's armed forces are taking part in the search for the aircraft, which is in a region that has areas controlled by Colombia's ELN guerrilla group.

From BBC

Nearly three weeks into one of the most extreme internet shutdowns in history, some of Iran's 92 million citizens are beginning to get back online - but access appears to be tightly controlled.

From BBC

But under that same order a teacher in a controlled school has the right to withdraw from teaching RE or attending collective worship like assemblies.

From BBC