Sentence examples for existing command from inspiring English sources

As details of the Blackwater shootings have emerged in recent weeks, Mr. Gates has signaled his unease with the existing command and legal authorities governing security contractors.

Some said the existing command center on the eighth floor of police headquarters had functioned admirably during storms, blackouts and a terrorist attack.

In March the Independent reported that a spokesman for operations in Nigera said that cooperation between Chadian and Nigerian forces had brought some major military successes and any issues would be resolved via existing command structures.

For actively suppressing the induced vibration, the input shaping technique is used to modify the existing command so that less vibration will be caused by the command itself, which only requires information about the vibration frequency and damping of the closed-loop system.

Technical support data stored in HDFS is converted into vectors using Mahout's existing command line for subsequent clustering analysis.

In order to simplify the development and implementation task, already existing command line tools were selected to carry out all interaction with the used storage services.

A new WirelessHART command is necessary, as existing commands to initiate periodic transmissions assume that the network manager is the data sink.

Plus, given that Amazon's app already had voice capabilities for things like checking on orders or finding products, it makes sense to simply augment those existing commands by integrating Alexa's more powerful assistant.

Not only will it bring over a new dimension to the already existing commands but it will also add new options to the existing ones.

This approach, although flexible because it allows independent integration of new annotation sources, presents scalability limitations and does not integrate well with existing command-line tools.

However, these and related approaches favour writing ad-hoc software for the problem at hand instead of combining existing commands to build new ones.