Sentence examples for high-tech command from inspiring English sources
Here at Camp As Sayliyah, a heavily guarded 262-acre installation on the outskirts of Doha, the Qatari capital, the military's Central Command has turned warehouses that once stored hundreds of M1 tanks and artillery into a high-tech command center for Gen. Tommy R. Franks, the commander of American forces in the gulf.
A high-tech command board, he said, "will make the job safer".
The Los Angeles Emergency Operations Center, a high-tech command post built to manage during a natural disaster, will be in full operation, the mayor said.
The government's daily SARS briefing takes place each morning at 10 15, inside a secure high-tech command center that did not exist six months ago.
The United States is running its air war from a high-tech command center on Prince Sultan Air Force Base, just 50 miles southeast of Riyadh.
Over the last year, the United States has developed a base in the adjacent emirate of Qatar that will also have a high-tech command and control center.
Thursday's demonstration will be the biggest test of a high-tech police command centre, opened last month, which includes a giant screen with images from hundreds of cameras around the city.
But there is a lesson here for the Channel Tunnel's developers: if you have a high-tech product that commands public loyalty, then in the end, somehow or another, your massive debts will be locked in a box, swords will be shoved through it, a spangled woman will make a pass, and, when the box is opened--hey, presto --where did those nasty debts go?
One character, Zobrist, is a wealthy Malthusian with a powerful, secretive, high-tech army at his command (Mr. Brown says it is real, but he has given it "the Consortium" as a fake name) and a doomsday plot to implement.
Now a superintendent in the stations department, based at a high-tech fortress of a command center in Midtown Manhattan, Mr. Merrick spent his first 20 years as a railroad clerk at practically every stop in the city, above and below ground.
I expect the earnings of Nasdaq's high-tech stocks, which still command an average price/earnings ratio of about 100, to be squeezed far harder and for much longer than most people expect.
