The following aspects of communication and social interaction were also considered seldom presented in AD scales: responsiveness, correct use and interpretation of gestures and facial expressions, implementation of commands, cooperation in care and daily living, social involvement, adaptability, relationships with family/friends, and intimacy of contacts (informal/formal).
In Trump's lexicon, love is an expression of loyalty to be commanded from another.
The role of molecules in an observed behavior easily can be tested by expressing UAS rescue constructs in a mutant genetic background and/or by specific expression of RNAi constructs in putative command neurons.
Following Hobbes and Bentham, the English jurist John Austin says that to have a legal obligation is to be subject to a sovereign command to do or forbear, where a command requires an expression of will together with an attached risk, however small, of suffering an evil for non-compliance.
Even my countenance betrayed me, not just my pale skin but my expressions, the indecision of my smile, the absence of cunning, and, most of all, the absence of command — an American face.
Following TGFβ and BMP induction, Smad and MAPK signals converge to regulate the activity of Runx2, a master transcriptional regulator that commands the expression of the osteogenic gene program, via Dlx5 [ 77].
Note that such a structure is less robust to word order variation, and alternative expressions of the same command as utterances are learned in their entirety.
They presented a closed-form expression of expected retrieval travel time for single-command cycles and derived an approximate travel-time expression for dual-command cycles of the system.
And the expression of the face is dual: it is command and summons.
(defined by Collins English Dictionary 2002 as "an expression of agreement to, or acknowledgement of, a command"), was not conceived as an initialism.
