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Control, PRO , and the Projection Principle

Language, 1986
This paper presents a theory of control (predication), in terms of thematic relations, which makes no use of the element PRO in the syntax. Important consequences of the theory are that the θ-Criterion must be relativized to particular local domains, and the Projection Principle cannot be maintained.
Peter W. Culicover, Wendy Wilkins
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MELDRETH DRIBBLE‐CONTROL PROJECT

Child: Care, Health and Development, 1979
Summary Seven subnormal spastic children aged 15–16 years, who had the additional problem of profuse dribbling, were trained to associate an auditory cue, from a small box pinned to their clothes, with swallowing. A significant reduction in dribble rate was obtained for all children within the first week.
D L, Rapp, P M, Bowers
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TUBERCULOSIS IN KOREA—A CONTROL PROJECT

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1958
A program sponsored by Church World Service was developed to aid the Korean people in efforts to control tuberculosis. It included plans for chest clinics, free diagnostic and therapeutic x-rays, sanatorium beds, education of professional personnel and the public, and visits of especially trained nurses to patients' homes.
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A controlled software maintenance project

2005
A group project is presented that introduces students to the need for inter-group communication and controlled work on an evolving program. The project concentrates on the maintenance phase of the software lifecycle and gives students experience in configuration management, version control and software management.
Frank W. Calliss, Debra L. Trantina
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Project Control

2017
Abstract Our notion of project control is based on the five-by-five model and constitutes a comprehensive control model including control of results, time and work control, resource control, financial control, and contract management.
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Project Controlling in Telecommunication Industry

2015
Telecommunication industry is in transformation stage and characterised by heavy capital intensity and high-risk environment. Ensuring that capital expenditures projects in the industry meet their promises, i.e. achieve the goals set in strategic plans is a complex task, which cannot be solved by conventional, project management techniques.
Sergei Grishunin, Svetlana Suloeva
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Project monitoring and control

2020
John M. Nicholas, Herman Steyn
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A Bayesian Approach to Project Control

2016
The capability to elaborate a reliable estimate at completion for a project since the early stage of project execution is the prerequisite in order to provide an effective control of the project. The non-repetitive and uncertain nature of projects and the involvement of multiple stakeholders raise the need to exploit all the available knowledge sources
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Formulation and solution of an optimal control problem for industrial project control

Annals of Operations Research, 2019
K. Schmidt, Öncü Hazır
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An empirical validation of the performance of project control tolerance limits

, 2018
A. Martens, M. Vanhoucke
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