Meanings of control the movements in English

Others, native policemen, carried the canes with which they control the movements of the people.

Fortunately, Mr Myers does not control the movements of the President, nor does he determine Government policy.

That is the reason why a person must control the movements of his eyes, feet, fingers, etc.

In the case of another young man, he found himself unable to control the movements of his muscles.

From the Eiffel Tower we can control the movements in co-operation with our armies in the provinces of France.

These luminous orbs that constitute Heaven control the movements of the planets, suns and systems which we call material.

We connect the wire the thoughts that control the movements as we think about moving this, we can move them.

At a laboratory in Singapore, a researcher uses a joystick to control the movements of a giant beetle in flight.

The High Court has declared unconstitutional a new law which was enacted by the Government to control the movements of non-nationals.

One mind must control the movements of ships, as well as of battalions, Sir Reginald, if they are to act in concert.

The earliest optogenetic experiments involved using the microbial proteins to control the movements of small organisms such as nematode worms and fruit flies.

Restrain the swallow-like flights of your admittedly brilliant eyes, and control the movements of your expressive fan within the narrowest bounds of necessity.

In an innovative experiment, scientists have shown that the nerves in patients' arms can be trained to control the movements of prosthetic fingers and thumbs.

In turn my control board broadcast the signals which automatically controlled the movements of the ball.

This controls the movements of a lever called the take-up, pivoted to the machine (Fig.

It also controls the movements of ships, including the authorization of manoeuvres and drills, such as target practice.