He assumed command of the 118th Pennsylvania Regiment in the course of the war.
On 30 May 1944, Heusz sent a detailed briefing with instructions that Đurišić was responsible "for control and assuring of the execution of the directives issued by the German command posts" and "liaison between the staffs and units of the Montenegrin Volunteer Corps on the one hand and the German command posts on the other, especially in the course of operations against [the Partisans]".
The contributions of such studies could be strengthened and extended by correlation with detailed information on the patterns of motor commands throughout the course of specific behaviors in freely moving animals.
But in the course of conversation, his command of the history will bring pieces of design to life -- a chair by Carlo Molino, for instance, won't be just a chair, but a chair created by a man who also raced cars, flew planes and made a series of pornographic photographs of Italian streetwalkers seated in that chair.
Lastly, to be used in the course of adaptive optics, command vectors for the unit shifts on x and y axes, Δ x v and Δ y v respectively, are calculated by Eq. (3) and Eq. (4), (3) Δ x v = I † × Δ x s (4) Δ y v = I † × Δ y s, where I† is the pseudo inverse of the interaction matrix.
"Speak," the guards commanded, and he did so dozens of times in the course of several days, even though there was no humor left in it for anyone.
Moreover, in the course of his narrative (except for the pestilence of 430 and his command in 424) he never gives his authority for a statement.
Over all subjects, a PhD commands only a 3% premium over a master's degree.Dr Schwartz, the New York physicist, says the skills learned in the course of a PhD can be readily acquired through much shorter courses.
Some argue that, in the course of over 10,000 years of domestication, dogs were selected for their cognitive abilities, such as following commands.
