But her command of human nature is such that she writes with authority whether the setting is, however fleetingly, a Navy aircraft carrier, a biology lab or inside an R.V. in New Mexico.
But if the subject asserts "P but I don't believe that P" in such cases, she does not (contra the initial supposition) really have a rational command of the nature of belief and assertion; and thus it's not a genuine case of self-blindness as originally intended.
We hold tight to the illusion that money, status, and positioning oneself to control others -- all the entitlements of politicians, for example -- actually have the authority to command the laws of nature.
"The colony might start out as hierarchical, with a base commander and second in command, but the process of nature is going to take it in the direction of freedom".
The formula of the universal law of nature commands, "act as if the maxim of your action were to become by your will a universal law of nature" (G 4 421).
The command line nature of the Cisco IOS makes it possible to script configuration checks, and it is far simpler to take the knowledge gained on a Cisco router at the command line and transpose this to use on a Web-based or otherwise graphically-based configuration utility that many other products deploy.
It moves on to discuss the notion of autonomy in relation to dissent from hierarchical chains of command, exploring the natures of duty, (il)legitimate authority, and faithful agency in the process.
Those who knew her best would describe her as a true force of nature - in complete command of the room, the situation, and her own destiny at all times.
But it is his outspoken nature and command of social media that have garnered him legions of followers and detractors - and which led him to worry about accepting an offer from the USO to visit the troops in Afghanistan in early April.
