The word "commands" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to orders or instructions given by someone who has authority. Example sentence: The commander gave his troops his commands for the mission.
Firstly, run these commands to let Travis CI know your password.
To kick off a release – in this example v1.0 – just run the following two commands: Check Travis CI to monitor your build.
Using Siri, drivers will also be able to access messages and have them read aloud, reply via voice, access their contacts on the iPhone and make calls, as well as a variety of other voice commands including music controls.
The project is aiming to create a Mario who "gets to know his own world" by becoming "aware of himself and his environment", enabling him to make his own decisions based on his curiosity, hunger, happiness and fear, as well as through voice commands delivered by a researcher.
The warning relates to the product line's voice recognition services, which lets users control their television with voice commands input through a microphone on the set's remote control.
Microsoft's Xbox One console features a similar implementation, which lets users control their machine with voice commands while playing games or watching television.
He commands more soldiers and can launch more nuclear missiles.
Testimony at the inquest indicated Shaw ignored Morrison's commands and reached for a weapon, later found to be a BB gun.
Samsung said: "Should consumers enable the voice recognition capability, the voice data consists of TV commands or search sentences, only.
He may be only 37 but he commands respect, largely through the amount of work he puts in and the empathy he has for his players.
Schwarz argues that wearable computing also involves "shifting from explicit to implicit commands, [which] is not a trivial step".
