On the other hand, adequate accuracy from the ground-tracking system becomes increasingly difficult in a command system as the range is increased, whereas a homing system is not so limited.
The panel also recommended that federal money be granted only when cities routinely trained their emergency response personnel to work together, using a command system designating one agency as the leader at a particular emergency.
The conditioning and acquisition system was designed as an embedded command-driven system with its own real-time clock and storage memory.
Voice Search doubles as a spoken-command system for the phone.
Since the glory of Apollo, our space program has been run as a socialized central command system.
Nearly every state, including New York, and the federal government have adopted a structure for managing crises known as the incident command system, in which agencies agree in advance who will be in charge.
With Windows 98, the user has the option of using the Web browser as the standard command system for the computer.
Tenet corporate headquarters did not have an emergency command system in place and established one as the disaster unfolded.
But for the most part, they are doing a darned good job as their chain of command system is developed". But on Sunday, four Senate Republicans -- Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Chuck Hagel of Nebraska; John McCain of Arizona; and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina -- criticized the administration for the problems facing American troops in Iraq.
This may be explained if the GAL4-targeted neurons are those referred to as 'command-like' (also known as command systems, decision neurons, or higher order interneurons) (Kupfermann and Weiss, 2001; Kristan, 2008).
In the Norwegian incident command system, a police incident commander provides overall command.
