He didn't know the city had one, either, when Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani appointed him in 1998 and commanded him to think outside the box.
This caused Rear-Admiral Sir Gordon Moore, temporarily commanding in, to think that the signals meant to attack Blücher, which was about 8000 yards to the northeast, so they turned away from the pursuit of Hipper's main body and engaged Blücher.
So after they give a command, we have to think about how to administer the dosage.
First, we reduced the total number of commands players initiate in a given level (thereby increasing the salience and impact of each individual command) to encourage players to think more carefully about the outcomes and implications of each action.
Its attention to visual nuance commands us to stare, to think, to imagine and, ultimately, to feel.
At one high school — one of the hardest schools in the nation, according to the Washington Post — I noticed that students were too busy following commands to even think of something remotely creative.
Abraham has no objective reason to think that the command he hears comes from God; indeed, based on the content of the command he has every reason, as Kant pointed out in Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone, to think that it cannot come from God.
Instead of "no", try to think of a command that tells your dog what you would like him or her to do.
Although daydreaming is spontaneous and can be enjoyable, Wilson says the pressure to think on command whether it's being demanded by researchers, or while you're waiting in line with nothing else to do may be what's difficult and unpleasant for so many.
Their leadership, partly based in Pakistan's province of Baluchistan, is believed no longer to have close ties to al-Qaeda, whose command is thought to reside in Pakistan's tribal areas.The Taliban ran a brutal regime and are loathed by most town-dwellers; but many rural Afghans share their mores.
That was a warning, I think, a command to be still.
