Sentence examples for an oral command from inspiring English sources

Claire Cameron Ponitz, a research associate at the University of Virginia, led a group that tested 343 children with the Head-Toes-Knees-Shoulders task, in which children perform the opposite of an oral command (for example, the correct response for "touch your toes" would be to touch your head).

Also popular were "horses at liberty," horses that performed free of rider, reins, or harness, directed solely by visual or oral command.

The K-MMSE included items assessing orientation (5 points for time- and 5 points for place-orientation), memory (3 points for immediate- and 3 points for delayed-recall), serial subtractions (5 points), language ability (2 points for naming, 3 points for oral command comprehension, and 1 point each for repetition, reading, and writing), and visuospatial ability (1 point).

As the robot responded to a limited number of oral commands, participants received a sheet on which the standard sentence to pronounce was written.

But this test requires that children understand oral commands, a trait that many autistic children have trouble with.

These personal robots can receive and execute oral commands from the patient to perform such simple household tasks as filling a glass with water or taking a book off a shelf.

"Voice activation on cell phones mitigates the problem at the beginning of the call and the end of the call," said H. Keith Brewer, director of the Office of Human-Centered Reseatch athehe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, referring to phones that respond to oral commands like "call home," or "hang up".

(According to the FBI, most bank robbers use oral commands and demand notes rather than weapons).

Still, the Sisak OG failed to prepare detailed river crossing plans, or even issue maps and written brigade-level commands for the crossings relying on oral commands instead.

Participants must follow a three-stage command to produce an oral rinse sample which may be impossible for those with cognitive impairment, and there may be a risk of aspiration especially in supine patients or those with dysphagia.

Speaking to researchers behind the "Boston College Tapes" who were compiling an oral history of the Troubles, Brendan Hughes, former Officer Commanding of the IRA's Belfast Brigade admitted to being in charge.