The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra provides the musical underpinning, with conductor Oliver Gooch approaching the score with a blend of command and flexibility, and never short-changing the grand emotional climaxes.
Others such as training for conventional casualties, a clear chain of command, cooperation, flexibility, and resourcefulness are clearly adequate.
The dominance of a single individual gives them clear lines of command and enormous flexibility.
The producers of documentaries like those in the C.B.S. historical series "The Twentieth Century" can make interesting use of old film clips from, say, the First World War, but the producer who is concerned with performing a contemporary journalistic function, as distinct from a historical one, cannot command anything like the flexibility of form that is possible with the printed word.
Web interface provides the same flexibility as command line mode.
While these command-line-oriented packages offer great flexibility and control as well as some of the latest methods in the field, their learning curve can be steep.
The single-room command center is designed for flexibility more than chain of command, officials say.
For today's listeners, just as remarkable as her guitar-playing is the great artistry of her singing: the strength of her tone and her command of expressive variation, the flexibility of her phrasing, the mastery of vibrato.
"But if the command really does have the flexibility to control the pace of the withdrawal and to bring about a short-term increase of specialized units, then a chance of campaign success remains," Mr. Kagan said.
A new Selected Poems, published by Penguin this month, takes in work from Night-Crossing up to last year's Harbour Lights, which won Mahon the Irish Times poetry prize and was acclaimed for its "wonderful flexibility and tonal command, drawing on a range of literary cultures in its commentary on the present and its imagination of the future".
