Several studies have highlighted that the position of these cadres is difficult in terms of the respect they command (18), their conditions of employment, and their opportunities for professional development (39, 40).
Because football, first of all, on a college level, is a way of these colleges finding meaning in their existence as well as financial support; and then on the professional level, it's America's sport in terms of the audience it commands, the money that's generated.
One explanation for ballet's success in the artistic transfer market is probably financial: star artists are the Premier League footballers of contemporary culture in terms of the payments they can command, and ballet and opera generally have bigger budgets than theatre.
Whether his professed presidential ambitions are genuine or merely a publicity stunt seems not to matter in terms of the news media attention Mr. Trump can command.
They commanded a narrow lead in terms of the popular vote, but a significant lead over the main opposition party, Spanish Confederation of the Autonomous Right (CEDA), of the political right in terms of seats.
The assumption of the command and control model should be understood, according to Dynes (1994), in terms of the 3Cs.
LIA uses a CCG semantic parser to ground the semantics of each command in terms of primitive executable procedures defined in terms of the sensors and effectors of the agent.
It is a well known result that control objectives such as command tracking and noise attenuation can be expressed in terms of the sensitivity function.
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.
The great thing about cybercrime, state-sponsored, and nonstate-sponsored activity is that they sometimes use the same modus operandi in terms of malware, and command and control nodes on the Internet.
