Most authorities agree that he possessed superior intelligence, rare command ability, and zealous dedication to duty, honour, and country.
Each of these characters has a base ranking for several attributes, such as command ability and piety, which affects how they carry out duties on the battlefield and governing the provinces.
One of the Americans who has made his frustrations known is Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the top American commander in Iraq, who has pushed for greater efforts to build up the command abilities of the new forces, at every level from company commanders to generals.
What had been the shared emphasis of the candidates -- on reforming the school system -- has almost certainly been taken over by an emphasis on command abilities, campaign aides said.
For a military commander, a system that can offer decision support in the process of command and control, a tool that can provide the space in which to exercise his command and control ability have always been ultimate goals.
What would make it cooler would be to integrate the voice-command ability into the headphones, allowing you to issue commands without having to hold the device in front of you just so it can hear you clearly.
Cognitive impairment was assessed using the Mini-Mental State Examination [ 21], an 11-item instrument measuring orientation, memory, attention, the ability to name, ability to follow verbal and written commands, ability to write a sentence spontaneously, and ability to copy a geometric figure.
This resulted in what Sen called a shift in "entitlements": labourers had suffered a reduction in their ability to command power over food.
Other Congressional officials cast doubt on the command's ability to gauge progress in its programs.
He has changed his approach but still has uncanny command, an ability to change speeds and to make his pitches".
The "exercise" in Qatar is to test the command's ability to send in a headquarters rapidly in a crisis and to carry out a war game.
