Sentence examples similar to a command of capabilities from inspiring English sources

A command of standard Chinese is essential.

The Home Office plan for its creation highlighted comments by Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Stephenson last year, who suggested the NCA could have powers to "maintain strategic oversight of operations and operational deployments, deliver a command and control capability when needed".

The triple-axis implementation includes an intuitive GUI, a simple command structure, capabilities for remote operation, and expanded experimental capabilities through the use of a UB matrix for handling sample orientation and manipulation.

With every command (theta ') of (M') we associate a command (theta ") of (M").

In all, he wanted a combined command of 175,000 soldiers, equivalent to 44 battalions "to give us a substantial and hard-hitting offensive capability on the ground to convince" the Vietnamese insurgent forces "they cannot win".

A reasonable command of the issues.

What about a general in command of an army?

"It's not a question of capability.

"All of these cameras feed back into a command centre that has very significant analysis capabilities on the back end, including real-time video analytics on the feed," says Dan Verton, editor of Homeland Security Today.

I think you can reasonably assume that when the military develops a command, it has to have the capability to be both offensive and defensive.

That will provide a boost to the command and control capabilities of China's armed forces.