Sentence examples for command capability from inspiring English sources
It suggested more co-operation (to be decided by majority vote), the creation of multinational forces with "integrated command capability", harmonisation of weapons planning and a European armaments agency.
The spacecraft's S-band radio frequency (RF) telecommunications subsystem has three primary functions: provide spacecraft command capability, provide spacecraft telemetry and science data return, and provide accurate Doppler data for navigation.
In focusing so heavily on the north-south conflict, the international community has underestimated the determination of the Nuba: their fighters are more numerous and much better led than the Darfur rebels, with formidable organisational skills, command capabilities and discipline.
The latter title looked particularly impressive; players can use Kinect's motion sensing and voice command capabilities in a feature called gunsmith, which allows them to customise in-game weapons to fetishistic degrees.
The additions would allow a mouse to detect tilting, tilt-sliding, lifting and other gestures to add additional command capabilities to the mouse's basic clicking, movement and scrolling.
Denison listed certain features that Samsung had added to its phones before Apple, such as voice recognition/voice command capabilities, advanced screen tech (Super AMOLED), and cloud video services.
Moreover, by reducing al Qaeda's control and command capabilities the U.S. has inadvertently contributed to the continued fragmentation of the international jihadist movement.
The UK parliament voted not to take military action after Ghouta and not to support Barack Obama's plan for strategic strikes to take down Assad's command and control capability and destroy key sites and chemical weapons facilities.
The Home Office plan for its creation highlighted comments by Scotland Yard chief Sir Paul Stephenson last year, who suggested the NCA could have powers to "maintain strategic oversight of operations and operational deployments, deliver a command and control capability when needed".
Although details are still classified, the attacks, along with laser-guided bombs, are believed to have largely destroyed Iraq's military command and control capability before the war began.
