Sentence examples for command driven from inspiring English sources
Points of interest are here, so are gas stations, ATM machines, restaurants; eventually the goal is to have it all be voice command driven.
March 1944 saw a triple thrust by the Red Army: Zhukov, succeeding to Vatutin's command, drove southwest toward Tarnopol, to outflank the Germans on the upper stretches of the southern Bug River.
At the receiver end, the micro-controller decodes the command, drives the car using control logic and PWM according to the command, and performs analog to digital conversion to the signal generated by the distance sensor.
The pioneer contribution is the iterative learning control (ILC) invented in the 1980s whose scheme is to utilize the historical tracking discrepancy to modify its control command so that the upgraded control command may drive the repetitive system to track a predetermined desired trajectory [1].
Probably subjects did not shift from an internally driven command to an externally driven command but just anticipated the execution of the prepared movement when they reached an adequate level of excitability enhancement in their motor pathway.
They may be command line driven or have a graphical user interface.
One thing to know right up front: the modern Linux desktop OS is no longer the obtuse, bewildering and command line driven thing it used to be.
Most of the software is command line driven and an appealing visualization of the results is often lacking.
These programs, including BppML (for Bio++ Maximum Likelihood) and BppSeqGen (Bio++ Sequence Generator) are command line driven and fully parametrized using property files, as introduced above.
Computer modeling using a graphical user interface overcomes the limited precision of physical models for larger systems, and the limited interaction rate associated with earlier, command-line driven software.
The LONI Pipeline XML description protocol allows any command-line driven process, web-service or data-server to be accessed within the environment by reference.
