The phrase "all commands of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a set of instructions or directives that are issued by a specific authority or system.
Example: "The software will execute all commands of the administrator to ensure proper functionality."
Alternatives: "all directives from the" or "all orders of the".
For instance, his claim that "we are obliged to carry absolutely all the commands of the sovereign power, however absurd they may be" (16, 200) is contingent on our behaving rationally and wanting to avoid being regarded as enemies of the state.
As for control, the occupying authority is currently in over-all command of everything in Iraq, including the oil industry.
The authors also equip a memory in the hardware architecture to store all moving commands of the bipedal robot.
Instead, all the major combat commands of the U.S. military will soon have their own "dedicated" cyberforces and each will be capable of launching cyberattacks. .
All people with a command of the Dutch language, at least 18 years old and with access to the Internet were invited to participate in this study.
This hypothesis is supported by noting that all command interneurons (of the class AVA, AVB, AVD, AVE, PVC), which control forward and backward locomotion of the worm by regulating motor output, play the role of connector hubs.
All command loops of the grid connected photovoltaic system is based on classical controllers which are composed of proportional-integral (PI) regulators.
The Graph Viewer visualizes the data, and, handles all subsequent interactive visualization-related user commands of the current visualization directly and without any client-server communication.
Let us say that the commands coming from ( MM _2) have weight 1 and new commands (4), (5) have weight 0. The weight of a computation is then the sum of the weights of all commands used in the computation.
