Sentence examples for commanded observation from inspiring English sources

He commanded observation and torpedo squadrons, and was Executive Officer of the aircraft carrier from November 1936 until June 1938, and its commanding officer from June 1940 to June 1941.

Almost the same observations are commanded for a longer period in different weather conditions; the disturbance at the frequency range 0 through 2 kHz had been effectively rejected.

In September 1938 he accepted an offer to command the 97th Observation Squadron at Mitchell Field, New York.

Then she once again contacted the patrol at Ila prison, which by then should have been free, and commanded it to go out on observation along the E18.

On 13 October, he commanded part of Count Clerfayt's Corps of Observation, totaling close to 8,000 men.

It is due continue its science observations until 2017, when it will then be commanded to destroy itself in the atmosphere of the gas giant.

The two female hosts commanded the stage, cracking the crowd up with their keen observations.

In late 1798, he commanded the former Army of the Mainz, now called the Army of Observation when, in November, Jean Baptiste Jourdan assumed command and organized the army for the planned invasion of southern Germany in 1799.

The summer circulation has not commanded similar attention, the main reason being that the frequent generation of hurricanes in the area renders in situ observations difficult.

She commanded.

Simultaneous imaging of synaptic structure and behavioral observation, as has been accomplished with feeding command neurons and proboscis extension behavior (Yoshihara 2012), could produce correlations between synaptic plasticity and memory as behavioral changes, because alteration in the strength of commanded behavior could be assayed as a manifestation of memory formation.