He detailed methods of torture used against prisoners under his command – ranging from blows to electricity to suffocation with water – and implied that top leaders were aware of the practice.
The servers store the pre-set commands, which range from, "Text Mom 'I'm on my way'," to the simple-yet-complex functions concocted on "If This Then That".
The 187th and 188th tested helicopters during various exercises, ranging from command and control maneuvers to scouting, screening and aerial resupply, to assess their ability to perform as combat aircraft.
Single-hop topologies arise in applications ranging from battlefield command and control operations between a command centre (e.g., satellite or unmanned aerial vehicle) and deployed soldiers, to emerging body area networks for continuous health monitoring [13].
The Northern Ireland assembly has been debating a proposed law modelled on the Swedish legislation and it has commanded cross-party support ranging from Sinn Féin to the Democratic Unionist party.
It is noted that on Linux, each of these protocols has a client and sometimes two or three versions, ranging from command-line versions to very nice graphical clients.
Software development in general is supported by a myriad of tools, ranging from command-line compilers to fully integrated development environments.
For a man with an eighth-grade education from Magoffin County, Ky., Flynt's utter command of constitutional issues, ranging from free speech and privacy to same-sex marriage and the death penalty, probably is stunning to those who have never met him.
The agencies represented inside the command center ranged from the city's Sanitation and Parks Departments to the Federal Aviation Administration, the F.B.I., the Federal Reserve Bank and the Department of Defense.
There are various methods of accessing and modifying attribute values in ChIPS, ranging from general commands to attribute-specific methods.
For a mere toy to command a pre-auction estimate ranging from $50,000 to $75,000, it has to not only be in pristine condition, but to have provenance.
