That shows that in the ongoing seesaw of premium versus user-generated content, premium will continue to win out in terms of commanding higher revenues.
"Serious lessons were learnt in terms of organisation, command and control, equipment, and especially inter-service co-operation.
Experimental results show good control performance in terms of reference command tracking ability and steady-state errors.
While the president may have appeared vacillating in terms of his command, he did emphasize the supremacy of law in the first of his statements on Sunday, placing the general's fate in the hands of the attorney general.
But Peter Maass, then reporting for the New York Times, and who has interviewed both men, remembers the relationship differently: "I talked to both of them about each other and it was very clear that they were very close to each other in terms of their command relationship and also in terms of their ideas and ideology of what needed to be done.
Ibn 'Arabî often addresses the cosmic uniqueness of human beings in terms of the command (amr), an important Koranic term that has a strong bearing on the way in which theologians and philosophers addressed the issue of determinism and free will, or nature and nurture.
He scuffled in terms of some command and he dodged some bullets and pitched out of trouble". Junior center fielder Dominique Taylor, a community college transfer and the lone newcomer in the starting lineup for UCI, got the big third inning rolling with a two-run single up the middle.
These three examples demonstrate how to document analysis steps in terms of tool command lines containing placeholders for files or variable parameters.
"This is beyond the pale in terms of lack of command attention," a retired major general told me, speaking of the abuses at Abu Ghraib.
A few colleges and rankings attempt to demonstrate the value of an MBA in terms of salaries commanded three or five years after graduation.
