Sentence examples for command understood from inspiring English sources

McCoy, who has written a monograph on military leadership, "The Passion of Command," understood the importance of the media.

Germany didn't invent the tank or the bomber; but the German command understood, in a way that the British or the French did not, how these inventions changed the nature of war, and very nearly ended up conquering the world.

They came within seven minutes of launch before missile command understood they were not under attack.

Here, sphere is a command understood by AutoCAD as the user wants to plot a sphere.

This HAL 9000 fantasy is behind the development of voice recognition programs that enable people to converse with (or at least have their spoken commands understood by) machines.

The reduced stream affects an internal program state which is translated into appropriate commands understood by the wheelchair electronics.

To help soldiers and their commands understand the issues and the laws, the society has produced a 19-minute training film, "Caught in the Cross Hairs," which they hope the American military will require soldiers to watch before they deploy.

Officers from the Met's Homicide and Serious Crime Command are understood to be furious at being stonewalled by Britain's secretive intelligence agencies.

This command he understood implicitly, his childhood's first and most singular epiphany.

Following his lead, the Republican high command soon understood that waving the red flag of "limousine liberalism" excited passions and elicited votes.

It means that the command is understood but the required parameters are missing.