Sentence examples for in response to commands from inspiring English sources

When the captain of a boat adjusts his course in response to commands from your Designated Mate, he may not know where he is taking you.

But in recent months at a clinic in Liège, Belgium, the patient, now 29, showed traces of brain activity in response to commands from doctors.

In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Zoellick said that he did not mean to suggest that China was deliberately trying to funnel oil from world markets, but rather that its vast energy bureaucracy was racing along that path in response to commands to keep the economy growing.

In recent years, brain scientists have found numerous problems with the standard bedside test for assessing conscious awareness: checking whether a person's eyes can track moving objects, and carefully looking for any signs — finger twitches, blinks — in response to commands or questions.

The Turtle was originally a robotic creature that traveled around on the floor in response to commands from a computer to move forward and back, and to turn to the right or left.

Four patients (17%) clinically diagnosed as vegetative could modulate their brain activity in response to commands, thereby demonstrating covert awareness.

So kids need practice in the prompt and cheerful response to commands, learning to do as their parents ask in what the Scheibners refer to as the RAH spirit -- for "the Right way, All the way, the Happy way".

Like a regular bomb, a smart bomb falls to the target solely by the force of gravity, but its fins or wings have control surfaces that move in response to guidance commands, enabling adjustments to be made to the angle of the bomb's descent or the direction of its fall.

After TPC commands generation, the transmit chip power is adjusted (see Figure 3) in response to these commands: if TPC cmd = "0", the transmit power is reduced by δ dB which is the power control step size.

Billed as the world's first artificially intelligent phone, its permanent listening mode enabled it to serve up directions or give weather forecasts in response to spoken commands.

No small talk from the Wall Street Journal's Messenger bot: it serves up news and data in response to various commands, with no chit chat.