strategy
Using control systems
Description:
Using any means, natural or artificial, by which a variable quantity or set of quantities is caused to conform, more or less accurately, to some prescribed norm which may either be a constant value or values which vary in prescribed ways. Control systems may be considered as a mix of two extreme types, namely intrinsic, in which the controls are part of the system under control, and extrinsic, in which the controls are external to the system under control or only loosely linked to it.
Narrower:
Using local feedback systemLegislating food control systemsEstablishing speed control systemsStrengthening national food controlCoordinating air traffic control systemDeveloping water pollution control technologiesForming representative control of international monetary system Facilitated by:
Developing control systems Values:
Self-control Type Classification:
F: Exceptional strategies