McClellan was also fortunate that the failure of the campaign left his army mostly intact, because he was generally absent from the fighting and neglected to name a second-in-command to control his retreat.
Brain computer interfaces (BCIs) are systems that allow us to translate in real-time the electrical activity of the brain in commands to control devices.
He also made it clear that, were he posted to India, he would want the supreme military command in addition to civil control.
Our findings uphold earlier work by Blaise and Kegels [ 35], who describe the rigidity and lack of responsiveness in command-and-control structures observed in several African health systems as contributors to quality of care challenges in service delivery.
Speech technology is firmly rooted in daily life, most notably in command-and-control (C&C) applications.
In command-and-control applications, a vocal user interface (VUI) is useful for handsfree control of various devices, especially for people with a physical disability.
"If the regime continues to wage war on its people, those who are involved in those command-and-control assets need to recognise that we regard them as legitimate targets," said Dr Fox.Though killing Colonel Qaddafi would be regarded as a wonderful stroke of luck, the aims of the new targeting policy are twofold.
Diplomatic niceties would lead to statements from both America and N.A.T.O. that Gaddafi just happened to be in a command-and-control center when the bomb hit.
For another task they will have to work in a command-and-control structure.
In surface grinding, the high-speed motion of the worktable has shown to be a major factor in requiring the control commands to have signals of wide range frequency distribution.
Much of the credit for the largely blue skies in America today goes to command-and-control regulations, and America's carbon policy consists of similar mandates, notably fuel-efficiency standards for cars and now, proposed standards for new power plants.
