Sentence examples similar to governed by command from inspiring English sources

Such increase in limb impedance is not governed by neural commands directly but rather emerges through the inherent biomechanical limb properties.

From 1898 to 1900, Puerto Rico was governed by four military officers, Commanding General Nelson A. Miles (1898), Major General John R. Brooke (1898 1898), Major General Guy Vernon Henry (1898 1899) and Major General George Whitefield Davis (1899 1900).

The degraded steady-state performance are governed by the reduced levels of command inputs.

The two Mauretanian provinces were governed by men of equestrian rank who also commanded the substantial numbers of auxiliary troops in their areas.

That command becomes morally praiseworthy when it is governed by the calm affection of general benevolence.

A giant, inscrutable economic sector, in command of trillions of dollars in resources, nonprofits are governed by nonelected, self-perpetuating boards and virtually no effective accountability to any "owners" or the general public.

They say we ought to be governed by reason rather than passion, and if our passions are not in line with reason's commands, we ought to restrain them or bring them into conformity with reason.

They're governed by Ayatollah Khamenei.

Distribution was governed by racketeers.

Country is governed by a Pres.

It is governed by market forces.