Sincerely accepting a command directed at oneself involves doing it if one is in circumstances where it applies and one is able and otherwise intending to do it should one find oneself in those circumstances (Hare 1952, 20).
But, insofar as Hare also suggests that accepting a command directed at oneself requires an intention to act accordingly (Hare 1952, 20), he seems committed to a closer connection between moral judgment and motivating states than the Missionaries and Cannibals Argument vindicates.
Henrys took overall command, directing the forces from an armoured car within the Claudel column.
Resulting neural signals from the motor cortex were electronically extracted by the embedded recording devices, transmitted to a computer and translated by Shenoy's algorithms into commands directing a cursor on an onscreen keyboard to participant-specified characters.
Here, we focus on the rate of learning assuming a perfect classification of commands directed to the system against utterances that were not.
Unlike a desiderative power, which is essentially passive (as involving the ability to be more pleased with one thing than another), the will in E2-5 is an intrinsically active power, the exercise of which involves the issuing of mental commands directed at one's own body and mind.
Users are sent on missions that allow them to jump, duck, dive and run around, guided by voice commands directing the action (similar to laser tag, only more complicated).
Users can now send a command ("direct message") to a username which is just a name for a web service like weather.com.
But he said that General McKiernan and the United States Central Command were "directed to support my efforts here in Iraq".
The campaign, called Operation Odyssey Dawn, was carried out by the U.S. Africa Command and directed by a U.S. admiral aboard the USS Mount Whitney in the Mediterranean.
