Sentence examples for framework of command from inspiring English sources
In this paper we consider the coupling between the flexibility of a spacecraft equipped with variable speed control moment Gyros and its attitude control system, in the framework of command shaping techniques.
Second, the problem-solving framework of command switching control for scramjet inlet buzz safety protection is constructed, by which the trajectories of the given command can be adjusted to strike the right balance between performance and safety.
That is why the MoD has created a new cyber operations group under the command of General Jonathan Shaw to mainstream cyber across the whole spectrum of defence operations and to ensure that the same framework of command and control that exists for traditional operations exists for cyber too.
He is particularly known for his "covenantal theology" and his views on human freedom within the framework of a divine command ethics.
Within the framework of motor control, a fast movement results from a larger "control command"—e.g., the firing rate of a motor neuron.
The emergency command information system of ocean oil spill is built on C4ISR (command, control, communication, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) architectural framework that is composed of command view, system view, and technology view.
It is a flexible framework that allows the implementation of command line driver scripts (in the form of Python object classes) that can be customized easily by overriding specific object methods.
The larger chain of command, legal framework, discourses, and established practices which resulted in the sinking have not been judicially investigated.
We present a normative methodology and computational framework to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of command and control (C2) organizations.
The structure of the software framework enables the automatic and simultaneous building of command line executables, Python modules, and C++ classes from a single algorithm-centric repository.
