Sentence examples for flexible command from inspiring English sources
He explained this way of looking at language could be extended to teaching foreign students, to help them gain a more flexible command of the language.
"Language has a fitness of purpose depending on the circumstances, and by reflecting on that we can learn to become better communicators". He explained this way of looking at language could be extended to teaching foreign students, to help them gain a more flexible command of the language.
The implementation of a flexible command-line interpreter facilitates easy-to-use post-deployment diagnostics.
Jq, according to their GitHub site, is "a lightweight and flexible command-line JSON processor... like sed for JSON".
The program features: (1) immediate feedback of acquired data; (2) optional manual editing of data; (3) simple, yet flexible commands; (4) several plot options of raw or analysed data; (5) database interface.
Rainer Breitling (University of Glasgow, UK) described recent developments with mzMatch, a flexible command-line tool for the processing, filtering, and annotation of mass spectrometry data.
The proposed flexible control strategy is implemented on a digital signal processor (DSP), which can acquire voltage and current data and deploy control commands to the power converter.
The two most formidable problems now are, first, a stable, long-lasting implanted electrode and, second, a sufficient understanding of neural information coding principles to generate rich, reliable, and flexible motor commands.
The modular implementation of REDCAT's algorithms, with separation of the computational engine from the graphical engine allows for flexible and easy command line interaction.
This paper presents an investigation into development of feed-forward control strategies for vibration control of a flexible robot manipulator using command shaping techniques based on input shaping, low-pass and band-stop filtering.
Descending pathways link the brain to the spinal cord, allowing flexible transmission of commands for voluntary movement to spinal motoneurons.
