Once the commanding general determined to assail the enemy, duty required Longstreet to comply with the vigor and thoroughness that had previously characterized his generalship.
Trenchard's time in command was characterized by three priorities.
In the hearing room, he said, Duch behaved with the same air of confidence, disdain and command that had characterized his tenure as prison chief.
Nor did Austin find any difficulty incorporating judicial lawmaking into his command theory: he characterized that form of lawmaking, along with the occasional legal/judicial recognition of customs by judges, as the "tacit commands" of the sovereign, the sovereign's affirming the "orders" by its acquiescence (Austin 1832: Lecture 1, pp. 35 36).
(When I asked Clark how his men would have characterized his command persona, he said, "I'm a person who works very hard. Thinks about the big issues. And takes care of the troops").
The effort impressed Manager Joe Girardi, who characterized Colon's command as outstanding.
The physical framework of the command information system architecture is characterized by a multi-layer structure.
C-PR has been characterized as a command neuron eliciting a central motive state, food arousal [30].
C-PR polysynaptically excites the MCC and additional neurons active during head-waving and biting [40], [41], and C-PR has been characterized as a command neuron for a behavioral state, food arousal [30].
His verse is characterized by a precise command of language and a mastery of lyric, dramatic, and meditative poetic forms.
