Sentence examples for command space from inspiring English sources

Reactive control for a mobile robot can be defined as a mapping from a perceptual space to a command space.

Hands on the side and a slightly wider stance command space on the stage and demands attention.

This is unlikely to command space in the business pages of The Economist.An especially piquant example of the genre does merit some mention.

Center Brook Lopez took the physical battle to the Bulls' banged-up big men, fighting his way to six offensive rebounds and using his powerful 7-1 frame to command space near the rim.

Now the countries share intelligence over illicit smuggling networks, Mexican officer liaisons share command space at U.S. installations and units conduct a growing number of joint training missions and intelligence swapping to combat drug trafficking together, Moyano told The Washington Post.

"It's discouraging for them because it's so competitive to get into a good school, and even if they do, how much money is going to be available for them?" Probably not enough, and then which educator or famous college basketball coach is going to command space in the newspaper to rage at the higher authorities on their behalf?

It commands space on a daily basis next to stories on other more run-of-the-mill topics, like local art exhibitions, events hosted by Chinese groups or the prevalence of cellphone thefts.

More than those of almost any 20th-century sculptor his pieces have commanded space not vertically but horizontally, along the ground, which he describes as partly a practical matter.

European opinion-setter Natalie Nougayrède also commands space in our Comment section, arguing that the west must resist overtures to bring Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad in from the cold.

"You have to leave," he commanded Space Rogue, fingering his press pass.

Cambridge University history professor Ulinka Rublack said: "You could have spotted him half a mile away". "I had no idea how [the headdress] commanded space - and how many hours of labour and what skills went into it," said Prof Rublack.