Sentence examples for definition of command from inspiring English sources
Dick Wolf, the show's producer, described the ex-Senator as "the living definition of command presence".
Table 4 Definition of operation commands Operation commands Tongue motions Forward Down Back Forward Right rotation Right Left rotation Left Brake Neutral None Saliva swallowing, up.
Android chief Andy Rubin responded to Jobs with his first tweet, which contained his definition of open: a terminal command that can be used to download the source code of the current version of Android.
Inspiring girls young and old across the world to be their very best selves as they secured their World Cup win, each of these extraordinary athletes is the very definition of "shero!" And they commanded the largest audience for any soccer event in the history of US television!
But while he begins with a tidy definition of religious acts as absolute commands performed with the intention of serving God, as acts that cannot be motivated by human concerns or interests, the fact that life involves other given civil and social settings requires that we deal with such interests.
Further configuration files centralize the definition of application-specific directories, and any command-line flags needed to enable JABAWS to interact correctly with a queuing system.
That someone with such a basic lack of the principles involved is high up in the chain of command at National Intelligence, and is apparently informing the citizenry of the "new" and "improved" definition of privacy: Private is Public.
Perhaps the very definition of a strong mayor with almost absolute command, Mr. Daley leaves no apparent political heirs.
The command Fixpoint allows the definition of structural recursive functions.
We describe that such command-like neurons do not necessarily follow a strict definition as command neurons in being both necessary and sufficient.
