Sentence examples for manager commands from inspiring English sources

In this regard, Function Coordinator (here VNF Manager) commands the Function Agents of the selected cluster heads (selection can be performed by the Context Management Entity according to the collected context, e.g., device capabilities reported by Function Agents) in the target region to install the cluster-head functionality in the BBEs of those selected cluster heads.

The main GUI window has a set of areas: Project Manager, Commands, and WorkSpace.

Administration is done through graphical tools like IIS Manager, command-line tools like AppCmd.exe, Windows Management Instrumentation, COM, and.NET programmatic interfaces.

The manager commanded everyone to the highest point, a small electrical room with a three-meter vertical ladder.

He was a small player in an industry where successful managers command billions or even tens of billions of dollars.

Once managers command their agendas and sense their own freedom of choice, they come to relish their roles.

After taking the Family Portrait series of images, which included Pale Blue Dot, NASA mission managers commanded Voyager 1 to power its cameras down, as the spacecraft was not going to fly near anything else of significance for the rest of its mission, while other instruments that were still collecting data needed power for the long journey to interstellar space.

Midwives and managers can also draw on different types of resources when negotiating caseload midwifery: Midwives can rely on their specialised and practical knowledge as well as on their rights as employees in a unionised workplace; managers command both hierarchical power and "softer" forms of power arising from their shared professional background with staff midwives.

Medical personnel or system managers monitor a PHD user's health information, issue remote management commands, and receive reports through the server.

The power simulator is managed by the "manager" which commands the entire simulation evolution.

Kieran Baker's posh graduate Alan Downie, a symbol of middle-class entitlement, gets everyone talking with an ingratiating politeness, while Hayman's manager Willie Curry commands a curt respect.