The 20-ton craft, which is to serve as the orbital outpost's crucial command and living section during early stages of construction, began a series of maneuvers and tests aimed at having it dock with the nascent station on July 25.
And for a parachutist waiting by the aircraft door for the order to jump, he explained, the crucial command is "Go!" Clear?
However, their initial deployments were undertaken without the crucial command and control structure needed for them to integrate with other AFP units and concurrent operations (Maxwell 2004).
And there are smaller problems, as when the windows to watch TV and browse the Web simultaneously sometimes cover up crucial commands.
IGF-1 is found as a crucial regulator to command developmental bone growth and energy metabolism (Sheng et al. 2014), and improve small intestine enzymes activity in broilers (Moosavinasab et al. 2015).
Publishing the gender pay gap is a crucial step to commanding equality, but it's a small step.
Such reflection is a crucial weapon in gaining command over the passions, as prudence often dictates we should.
The investigation of causal factors, which command the disease dynamics in rodent populations, is a crucial step to forecast, control and anticipate the infection extension to humans.
Apart from their powerful demographic role in Pakistan, Pashtuns are a crucial bloc in the army high command that governs Pakistan with General Musharraf.
The undo command would become a crucial feature of text editors and word processors in the PC era, assigned the now-familiar keyboard shortcut of Control-Z by programmers at the research center Xerox PARC.
The post is a crucial one for the Kremlin, because the mayor will command money and attention as the 2014 Olympics approach.
