'command causes' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the relationship between a command and its result. For example, "The general's command caused the soldiers to march abruptly."
Receiving a sc command causes the controller to enter the scanning state, and receiving any of l, r, u, d causes the controller to update the current command in the variable action_cmd.
The "Brake" command causes the wheelchair to decelerate and stop.
This command causes the computer to open a window of the program you specify.
The &V command causes your modem to display a list of AT commands and S-Register settings currently in effect (Active Profile) and both stored profiles.
If the object is part of a plot, the plot id is listed in parentheses after the object id, e.g. "histogram [my hist (mainplot)]" The title associated with a plot is included in the output as a label with an id of 'title' and the plot id, e.g. "label [title (plot1)]" A depth may be specified in the info_depth command, causing only objects at that depth to be included in the output string.
Thus, execution of many parameterized commands causes system call invocations on arguments obtained from those parameters.rnrnIn this paper, we test the experimental hypothesis that the remote control of bots through parameterized commands separates bot behavior from normal execution of innocuous programs.
The $722 million mission had a scare on Saturday when a flaw in commands caused the computer to restart.
Hage took comfort only from reading "The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind," an eccentric book, published in 1976, by Julian Jaynes, a Princeton psychologist, in which he argues that before around 2,000 B.C., all humans were guided by hallucinated verbal commands caused by a physical split between the right and left hemispheres of the brain.
When the program is run through the robot's interface, the robot's motors rotate the number of times designated in the commands, causing the robot's wheels to rotate, which causes the robot to move.
Furthermore, the participation of Tsar Alexander I in commanding caused more chaos in the Russian army.
(It's a computer command that causes a processor to overload, shutting down the machine).
