Sentence examples for accepting commands from inspiring English sources

The earliest operating systems were small supervisor programs that did just that: they coordinated several programs, accepting commands from the operator, and provided them all with basic I/O operations.

With multisensor on-board the robot at the remote site can adjust its path while continuously accepting commands from the human operator.

PLC has to "connect" to human operators, accepting commands from them and displaying the status of the plant in a form that can readily and easily be understood.

On accepting command of the American army, in 1775, he protested that he was unequal to the task and claimed that he had done everything in his power to avoid such a burden falling upon him.

But when the Civil War broke out, experienced naval officers were at a premium, and Preble answered his nation's call to duty, accepting command of the steam-gunboat Katahdin.

Part of BESUs are selected to be pinning node for accepting command from dispatching center while other BESUs as following nodes which exchange output power and SoC information with the adjacent nodes through communication network.

After Trenchard had walked home, he wrote to Weir accepting command of the as yet unformed Independent Air Force.

In 6 BC, on the verge of accepting command in the East and becoming the second most powerful man in Rome, Tiberius suddenly announced his withdrawal from politics and retired to Rhodes.

The use of the webservice is facilitated by the provided python clients accepting command line arguments and options.

The Airbus has a computer that accepts commands to change various settings and transmits them to the rudder, flaps, ailerons and other parts, but only if such commands do not threaten stability.

The Server listens for Client connections and accepts commands from the connected Client.