Birds and other animals, especially horses, were popular and often admirably done; men, perhaps because their form commanded less imaginative interest, were not so successfully rendered; in the later stages of geometric art, groups of some complexity were attempted a doe with her fawn, a man fighting (or greeting) a centaur, even a lion hunt complete with dogs.
These are short phrases for automobiles known as Free Form Command [18].
Simultaneously the human forms command attention here.
Moreover, the computer vision techniques are developed to recognize a dynamic hand gestures that make interpretations in the form of commands or actions.
After Citizens United, the law can no longer look behind the curtain of the corporate form: Citizens United commands that the law pertaining to political speech treat corporations exactly as individual citizens.
A (nonpsychotic) patient with a posterior temporal/parietal occipital lesion presented with text hallucinations that were in the form of commands and sentences (sometimes with replies).
In addition to perceiving a voice; schizophrenic individuals misattribute the voice(s) to an outside source, the voices are often in the form of commands or comments on behavior (sometimes derogatory in nature) and some patients not only hear a single voice, but can hear conversations (David 2004).
Network enabled capability (NEC) is a new form of command and control and this paper asks whether it is an end product or an initial condition.
The critique holds that libertarian paternalism is an oxymoron, whereby influence presented as a 'nudge' (as in making electric cars cheaper) readily becomes a non-libertarian form of command and control (as when, shy of prohibition, fossil fuel cars are taxed beyond a reasonable price).
"But if you have two generations of men who have grown up with a gun in their hands, without any form of command and control in military terms, unless you start to break that cycle, then the sort of sexual violence that we see here will simply persist".
