Liberty Stadium boss Garry Monk told the club's website: "He's [Fabianski] come from a big club where it has been difficult for him to command the number one spot.
Sharp, the electronics giant that commands the number one position in the Japanese market for personal digital assistants (PDAs), is planning a major assault on the U.S. and European handheld markets this fall with a device called the Zaurus.
First, we assessed how prosodic realizations vary with speech rate and examined phrase command magnitudes, the number of phrase commands as well as the base frequency, accent command amplitudes, and the timing of accent command with respects to the underlying syllables and their nuclear vowels.
The mainframes that rose to prominence in computing's early days, especially the military ones, got the security part right:They isolated program commands from the numbers being crunched.
Even if a party loses a lot of votes, as Labour did in 1994, its leader can still become prime minister; so can a leader of a party that does not command the biggest number of seats.
With the Maori Battalion frequently attached to his command, the brigade numbered 5,000 personnel.
The Bosniak Party of Democratic Action headed by Bakir Izetbegović, son of the revered war-time Bosniak leader, will command the greatest number of parliamentary seats, but a majority coalition of other parties is not out of the question.
"One comes away flabbergasted," Kotkin writes, "by the quantity of information he managed to command and the number of spheres in which he intervened".
The UN calculates a population's human capital based on its average years of schooling, the wage its workers can command and the number of years they can expect to work before they retire (or die).
Statistical wizardry is required: to calculate human capital, for instance, the UN uses figures on average years of schooling, the wages workers can command and the number of years they can expect to work before they retire (or die).
