Recent work indicates that command-like neurons may constitute a common means of eliciting specific movements in insects.
But a recent survey of more than 400 majors at the Army's Command and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., indicates that could change in coming years.
The text indicates that God commands Moses to go to Pharaoh and demand that he let the people go.
This fact is not evident when metaboreflex is activated during exercise when central command is operating [ 40], thereby indicating that central command acts as a modulator of baroreflex activity during exercise.
These results indicated that central command activation was regulated by afferent feedback from skeletal muscles, where afferent inputs inhibited the central command.
A tip for bypassing this problem can be found several paragraphs into the README.linux file that comes with the KryoFlux software download; these instructions indicate that the command java -jar kryoflux_ui.jar makes Java available when running the GUI.
Contrary to expectations, many participants in this study indicated that their command of English was not sufficient to enable them to adequately communicate with healthcare providers, despite the relatively high level of education among our respondents.
For example, the line |command|getCommand|HWServlet of the Fig. 8 indicates that the variable called command belonging to the method getCommand, and class HWServlet may implement the same concern that the con variable implements.
Significantly, however, all these premotor neurons were found in the same areas of the brain, which indicates that they probably receive commands from the same central pattern generator and not from two different central pattern generators.
If Taliban officers can still monitor radio traffic, it would indicate that their command-and-control structure remains intact, despite the bombing.
"The Vilayat Dagestan command … indicates that mujahideen from the Caucasus are not at war with the United States of America," the group said in a statement.
