Control
* Describe any engineering controls used to reduce exposures to the hazardous chemicals.
* aphids early in the season by applying malathion or insecticidal soap
  - to reduce initial infection and spread
  - early, before the population builds up
  - on vegetables as needed by removing, spraying, or washing
  - that transmit the virus
* aphids with insecticidal soap
  - pyrethrum or rotenone
  - sprays of malathion, rotenone, or acephate
* are objects that can be used on a form to add functionality or interaction
  - the steps management uses to guide, monitor, and adjust the process
* arrays are a collection of controls with the same name that are referenced by an index.
* biting occurs after the first few bites accomplish the bird's desired result.
* buoys mark areas where vessel speed or wake is controlled for safety purposes.
* caterpillars on leafy vegetables, as needed, with Bacillus thuringiensis.
* central component to civilization
  - issue in both diabetes and eating disorders
* comes from being able to make a movement and to inhibit it.
* concept that plays an important role in several psychological theories.
* dead plant with no signs of life.
* deals with the ability of a process to perform in a consistent, stable fashion.
* describes the relationship of the individual part of the system to itself.
* diabetes if it is an underlying disease.
* enables individuals to have a belief in their autonomy.
* flies and parasites to reduce stress.
* function that the group assigns to the leader to get the job done.
* has a great deal to do with levels of stress.
* includes measurement and evaluation of actions, processes and outcomes.
* insects inside and out.
* insects that carry the fungus spores from one plant to another
  - to limit tree damage and entry wounds for the fungus
  - using methoxychlor and malathion
* insects with a mixture of DDT and malathion
  - insecticides such as diazinon or dimethoate
* involve implementing measures which reduce the hazard and risk in the workplace.
* involves application of insecticides in various forms including dusts and liquids.
* is activities
  - aimed at isolation of affected individuals and personal hygiene
  - also a factor in determining a person's stress level
  - an abstract and a false theory, with no practicable meaning in everyday life
  - based on the behavioral habits of mice
  - brought about by the contraction and expansion of melanophores, or pigment granules
  - by quarantine and destruction of infected animals
  - described in terms of spinal flexion, extension, rotation and lateral bending
  - economic policy
  - essential in all aspects of life
  - maintained by natural predators, disease, and insecticides
  - man's major addiction, giving rise to all areas of arrogance
  - mechanisms
  - neural by parasympathetic and reflex
  - physical and mental
  - power is control
  - shared between all enzymes in different proportions
  - something usually thought of as positive
  - spirit
* is the ability to influence policies and distributions
  - start, change and stop something
  - analysis of who or what initiates or controls the event in progress
  - behavioral obverse of the coin of reinforcement
  - essence of slavery
  - key to food safety
  - mark of a disciplined mind, a sign of the greatest of warriors
  - power to tell an employee what to do, and when and how to do it
  - process of restricting a behavior to a specific desirable autonomous subbehavior
  - very important to people with eating disorders
* is what a guard does to a prisoner
  - keeps people safe
  - when change in one pattern consistently initiates change in another
* levers power the movement of the head of the mill forward, reverse, up and down.
* means being able to feel better, experience fewer attacks, and decrease asthmatic symptoms
  - to monitor, direct, and restrict an animal's movement
* mites by treating their hiding places.
* motivates people through their attachments.
* nematodes and soil insects, sweetpotato weevils, and other pests.
* patternistic behavior with an agenda.
* process mastered through evolution and development
  - of seeking out and elimination of external breeding and gathering sites
* refers to choice of initiation and termination of the social interaction
  - how many of the heifer-raising practices a producer dictates to the grower
  - how, when, and where the services are to be performed
  - the decision maker's generation, evaluation and selection of alternative actions
* regulate the transformation of inputs into outputs.
* slugs, earwigs and aphids.
+ Instrumentation, Measurement and control: Science :: Measuring tools
  * Instrumentation is also studying about control. Control is like how valve is managing the amount of contents flowing through it and break controlling over the speed. Control can change the parameter of the field or the variable.
+ Team Fortress 2, Game modes, Control Points, Standard Control Points: 2007 video games :: Shooter video games
  * Standard Control Point, or Linear Control Point, maps play symmetrically. Both teams start with two controlled points, and a central point starts out neutral. The team that captures all control points wins. Control points closer to a team's spawn point are captured more quickly by the enemy team.