Striking those last clusters of command, he concluded, would be the "tipping point" that would topple the fractured government, signaling to the people of Iraq that its rule was truly at an end.
He also implemented a diffuse "cluster" system of command to temporarily replace the traditional military hierarchy, in which the commanding officer sits atop a pyramid of subordinates.
This is a place of carefree, high-end consumerism where no expense is spared (one billion dollars and counting) for the self-titled Faena District MiamiBeach, a still-in-the-works cluster of luxury buildings that commands its own zip code.
Data will be analyzed using Stata 12.0, using the program's 'svy' set of commands that take into account the design effect of clustering and stratification [ 16].
To account for within-school clustering, we used logistic regression (using Stata's cluster command) and post-estimation commands to generate proportions, 95% confidence intervals and p-values.
· Wording of commands and instructions was unclear.
The last set of commands is the nosotros command.
Beyond the pier was a cluster of houses; to their right, an imposing abbey commanded half the isle, rising majestically from an immense verdant field.
At the intersection of the two, though, is a cluster of built-in kitchens and appliances, an area in which Germany commands a higher share of world exports than in either appliances or furniture.
Under his command, each of the platoons assaulted a different cluster of buildings to which they had been assigned during training on the replica village at Hastings.
Estimates of baseline characteristics, clinical risk factor prevalence and vaccine uptake were adjusted by using STATA cluster commands to take into account potential clustering at the 27 sampling venues which clients were recruited from.
