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primary control

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primary control,
n in the Alexander technique, the innate relationship of the head, neck, and spine to poise and balance. See also technique, Alexander.


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Either force or tension can be configured as the primary control loop.
When he formulated this technique, he called it the Primary Control method.
When a county leased its property pursuant to a long-term lease and retained neither the financial benefit nor primary control of the property, the county was not the true, beneficial owner and the property did not qualify for a municipal tax exemption, according to the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.
 
 
 
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