It was a system of command and control in which everybody knew his place, made visible in the organisation charts that laid down the corporate hierarchy.A surprising number of companies today still have much the same command-and-control structure that they had 50 years ago.
In a system of divine command ethics, human beings are obliged to do what God asks them to do because God commands it, not because there is some underlying system of absolute goodness that ethical precepts should ideally mirror.
As a result of the battle, the Allies finally agreed on a unified system of command.
He also implemented a diffuse "cluster" system of command to temporarily replace the traditional military hierarchy, in which the commanding officer sits atop a pyramid of subordinates.
In May 1943, however, the Allies reorganized their system of command for Southeast Asia.
He took his disciplinarian system of command with him when he took command of the Channel Fleet in 1799.
The creation of these monuments illustrates an important general characteristic of all systems of command.
A command response bandwidth of 275 Hz in a system with a 350-Hz power converter is said to be impressive.
–If, as Mr. Giuliani suggests, the mayor is "in charge" of the "command system" of New York City, then does he bear the burden of responsibility for any faults in that system's response to 9/11?
The suit, brought by Consolidated Edison and its insurance companies, claimed that the city had been negligent in installing two diesel tanks in the building to fuel the electrical system of a command center for emergencies on the 23rd floor.
Spikes are detected and fed through the alert system in addition to a built-in suite of commands that points users to pre-existing harm reduction services, including needle exchange vans, run by the local health department.
