Sentence examples for conventional command from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, this amusing chap seems to be suggesting that the Pink Panthers are a bit like al-Qaida, and lack a conventional command structure.

The results are also shown to apply to conventional command governors.

The results obtained for the residual vibrations are compared to those obtained by conventional command inputs in the simulations on the same model.

The new design technique not only has the advantages of the conventional command-filtered backstepping control, but also guarantees the finite-time convergent property.

But this should not leave the impression that market-based instruments have replaced, or have come anywhere close to replacing, the conventional, command-and-control approach to environmental protection.

But nevertheless, going forward, choices between conventional, command-and-control environmental policies and market-based instruments should reflect the imperfect world in which these instruments are applied.

On the one hand, even if transaction costs prevent significant levels of trade from occurring, aggregate costs of control will most likely be less than those of a conventional command-and-control approach.

Within the country, hopes have been high that the introduction of PES as a market-based mechanism can provide a more viable and effective alternative to conventional command-and-control approaches for resource governance and sustainable development.

The technology produced, according to the guidelines, should have the characteristics of being self-organizing, able to "learn" instead of merely responding to conventional programming commands, and consuming very little power.

There are no titles or conventional lines of command at Gore, where the only way of becoming a leader is to attract followers.

First, all drone killings should be carried out by the armed forces, not the CIA: they must be part of the conventional chain of command.