Sentence examples for command developed from inspiring English sources

Before the fall of Baghdad, Col. Kevin Benson, a planner at the land war command, developed a plan that called for using about 300,000 soldiers to secure postwar Iraq, about twice as many as were deployed.

The command developed around the first stage will raise the relatively low solar voltage to a suitable level corresponds to the optimal photovoltaic power.

The Israeli command developed a basic defensive plan codenamed Dovecoat (Shovach Yonim), the details of which were known to the Egyptians.

Each member of the central command developed their integrated networks, and each in turn was empowered to develop tertiary integrated linkages.

Relative survival was calculated by the Ederer II method [13] using the strs command developed by the Dickman lab [14] in a Stata 12 environment.

The ninth command develops joint fighting strategies involving all the armed services.

Characters under your command develop their own plotlines and identities, and long after the game ends you'll find yourself looking fondly back at the time Stannis Baratheon ended up hopelessly hooked on milk of the poppy, or when Tyrion Lannister cheated death at the hands of rampaging wildlings only to be ruthlessly savaged by a pack of adorable direwolf puppies.

The control law to track the pitch rate command is developed based on system theory.

Those forces were almost insignificant when compared with the size of the invading Allied armies, and they would have had a slim chance of resisting an attack if the Allied command had developed an advance more rapidly than it did.

The Soviet type of "command economy" developed under Stalin, however, provided no criterion for decentralized decision making such as is provided, however imperfectly, by the market mechanism in Western capitalist countries.

"Full Spectrum Warrior", a game which, like "Command", was developed under the auspices of the Institute for Creative Technologies (ICT), a military-funded centre at the University of Southern California, is a "first-person shooter" game which simulates infantry combat at the squad level ten individuals or so.