Sentence examples for command entity from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that most Zerg have low intelligence and will become mindless beasts if not connected to a command entity.

A fundamental difference between SPI and classical complementation cloning is that the goal is to identify a spectrum of "contributory genes" (or cDNAs), rather than a single entity ("command gene"), which by definition have graded impact on cellular phenotypes.

When you see the entity, command the army to attack it.

Command remains a corporate entity whose stock is traded over the counter.

Italian democracy is founded on a system of proportional representation, which makes it almost impossible for any political entity to command a majority.

There are valid reasons for the tie-up, especially the amount of advertising real estate that the two would command as a single entity.

"Why would we assume that now and forever no one entity could command more than half of the computing power of the people mining a Blockchain?" asks Prof Jonathan Zittrain.

Showing off its handiwork daily via Twitter and YouTube, Isis has repeatedly demonstrated that it is much more than a transnational terrorist organisation – rather, it is an entity with sophisticated command, control, propaganda and logistical capabilities, and one that has proven its ability to take and hold strategically critical territory at the heart of the Middle East.

The NSA has brigades of other authorities to gather intelligence for national security purposes, including EO 12333 and pre-Patriot Act powers to spy on foreign entities (which command no Fourth Amendment rights) or their agents.

When this did not go swimmingly where it was first tried, Lenin said (in 1922) that socialism meant government ownership of the economy's "commanding heights" — big entities.

If the limitations of markets in providing certain kinds of shared services are important enough to justify the creation of command-and-control entities with hundreds of thousands or even millions of workers, might there not even be some goods and services (*cough* health care *cough*) best provided by non-market means even at the level of the economy as a whole?