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To Control or to Be Controlled?
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2010We postulated that patients with an internal locus of control, i.e. those who like to control their health problems themselves, would adapt more adequately to the ‘patient-controlled analgesia’ technique as compared to patients with an external health locus of control, who do not believe in their own control.
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The Controllers and the Controlled
2013This chapter is not about labor exploitation per se or the competition that imprisoned labor creates for even minimum wage workers. Rather, it is about the relationships between the controllers and the controlled: on the one hand, prison guards and welfare workers; on the other hand, prisoners and welfare recipients.
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1995
Abstract This chapter focuses on the conflict of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) with the Ministry of Information and the Cabinet. It discusses Minister of Information Frank Pick's proposal for a government takeover of the BBC.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the conflict of the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) with the Ministry of Information and the Cabinet. It discusses Minister of Information Frank Pick's proposal for a government takeover of the BBC.
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Lighting Design + Application, 2016
A New Tool for Quality The business case for controls, beyond ...
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A New Tool for Quality The business case for controls, beyond ...
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Control, Control, Control; Where's Your Control?
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2012openaire +2 more sources
1998
To have control over an event means exercising authority and influence over it by directing and regulating it oneself. Obviously, events differ in their amenability to control. We cannot change the order of days in the week; our influence on our own health is greater but still limited.
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To have control over an event means exercising authority and influence over it by directing and regulating it oneself. Obviously, events differ in their amenability to control. We cannot change the order of days in the week; our influence on our own health is greater but still limited.
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Design of PI Controller for a Class of Discrete Cascade Control Systems
IEEE Transactions on Automation Science and Engineering, 2023Zhaoping Du, Jianzhen Li, Xiaofei Yang
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A review on microgrid central controller
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2016Prasenjit Basak, Jitender Kaushal
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