Behind the legislation were concerns over divided military command authority arising from the 1983 invasion of Grenada and the failed hostage-rescue mission.
As I said on Friday, with no party able to command a parliamentary majority arising from the general election, my constitutional duty as prime minister is to ensure government continues while parties explore options for forming a new administration with majority support in the House of Commons.
This is also because it is difficult to isolate the hemodynamic adjustments due central command activity from those arising from exercise pressor reflex.
To avoid errors arising from this, appropriate commands were used [i.e. (Niger [AD] NOT Nigeria)].
Nagaraja et al. [67] have proposed a botnet detection technique based on structured graph analysis that localizes botnet members by identifying unique communication patterns arising from the overlay topologies prevalent in a command and control structure.
The "explosion of complexity" problem arising from the virtual controllers' derivatives is resolved by utilizing the command filtering technique, and the shortcoming existing in dynamic surface method is properly overcome via an introduced error compensation mechanism (ECM).
This internal estimate is informed by proprioceptive information, and the predictions arising from a forward model through an efference copy [ 22] of the executed motor commands [ 23 25].
Death arising from a hurricane: tragedy.
Creatures are arising from the depths.
Alternatively, I could use the practice that arose from a command given to the president as outlined in the Constitution of the United States that the president "…shall from time to time give to the Congress Information of the State of the Union, and recommend to their Consideration such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient…" (1).
The proximal trigger of pattern generator activity arises from the command-like neurons, which can consist of individual neurons, or populations of neurons that induce or 'command' specific movements (Kupfermann and Weiss, 1978; Jing, 2009).
