The phrase "attacks command" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a command related to attacks in a specific context, such as gaming or military terminology, but it needs more context to be usable.
Example: "The system issues an attacks command to initiate the offensive strategy."
Alternatives: "offensive command" or "attack directive".
In the 21st century, terrorists may well have embraced the suicide bomb attack because of its devastating psychological effects -- the result of random and gruesome violence against noncombatants -- and because they have become convinced that these attacks command attention and change.
"The use of small-arms fire and RPG attacks, command detonated IED's, and mortar rounds continues to increase; especially the frequency of attacks which utilize command detonated IED's daisy chained together, buried or hidden along roads and highways," the document says.
These smaller bonshō were used primarily as alarms to warn of enemy attacks; commands were given using drums and conches.
Subsequently, a nonlinear adaptive control approach using sliding mode control (SMC) technique is employed to track the angle of attack command.
American planes could attack command and control centers and bomb supply and communication lines to Iraqi forces in southern Iraq and in Kuwait.
The basic idea of the strikes in Baghdad was to attack command centers and to bomb the forces that help keep Mr. Hussein in power.
Based on the dynamics inverse modeling in a neural network (NN) architecture, the angle of attack command augmented by a variable structure technique is then generated to correspond with the desired turn rate.
But they are planning new tactics, too, including armored thrusts to attack command posts in the center of Baghdad, quick raids with light infantry and maneuvers to take over key parts of Baghdad terrain.
David Connolly's 17th goal of the season, together with Neil Shipperley's overall attacking command, should have been the inspiration Wimbledon needed for three points but once again, as so often this season, they were let down by poor defending.
That mission would become even more critical if President Bush orders a sustained bombing campaign to squeeze the Taliban by attacking command posts, arms depots, airfields, training camps and storage sites for the heroin that has underwritten the Taliban, officials say.
John Pienaar: "Now the allies have attacked command and control centres as well as air defences.
