Sentence examples for coordinated command from inspiring English sources

Firefighters and police officers responding to a single crisis should be a single team, but the consultants found that on Sept. 11 the two departments "rarely coordinated command and control functions and rarely exchanged information related to command and control".

In this paper, we characterize a botnet using two essential coexisted behavior or evidence categories, namely (1) Infection and Attack (I&A) evidence denoted as E1 that reflect botnet motivation, and (2) coordinated command and control (C&C) evidence denoted as E2 that show the fundamental difference of botnet from other malwares.

They may also be able to play some role in integrating irregular units into the army an essential step towards more coordinated command and control.How much of a difference might all this make on the ground?

The Metropolitan Police Service will use software from the 1980s to coordinate the command and communications of its policing operations during the London Olympic Games.

ERDSS is mainly used to make emergency early warning contingency plans, coordinate and command emergency response activities, manage resources, and provide related knowledge.

This layer coordinates the commands requested, makes logical decisions and interacts with the data layer.

The command coordinates the work of three subordinate commands to move people and freight by air, by sea and over land.

wireless cards support a hard-coded (not modifiable by the MAC protocol programmer) instruction set, namely an application programming interface (API) comprising of elementary commands and signals; third-party MAC programmers describe how commands are coordinated and triggered in a formal (executable) model, such as a state machine or a command chain.

The Italian coastguard wrote on Twitter that its command centre coordinated 40 rescue operations, including vessels from Italy, humanitarian organisations as well as the EU's border agency Frontex.

They urged that the new command coordinate closely with the Department of Homeland Security and the military's Northern Command, responsible for defense of United States territory.

The earliest operating systems were small supervisor programs that did just that: they coordinated several programs, accepting commands from the operator, and provided them all with basic I/O operations.