Guidance and control methods were more sophisticated than the original visual tracking and manual commands.
In actual deck scheduling, manual command is applied to taxi of carrier aircraft, which has negative effects on the safety of staff and carrier aircraft launching.
He takes manual command and looks for a flat place to land, but cannot find one right away.
Programmed to react automatically to weather patterns or to manual commands from passers-by using a digital interface, the canopy pumps varied levels of water, air, and nutrients to the algae within it, generating more photosynthesis and thus more shade and greenery in the sun, or less when desired.
Intended to be carryed by the Boeing B-29 Superfortress bomber, the Tarzon bomb used the combination of AN/ARW-38 [Joint Army Navy, Piloted Aircraft, Radio, Automatic Flight or Remote Control ]command link transmitter on the B-29 and an AN/URW-2 [Joint Army Navy, Utility, Radio, Automatic Flight or Remote Control] receiver on the Tarzon to provide manual command guidance of range and azimuth.
The unbound SA was removed from the chip by injecting five 1 min pulses of NaOH (50 mM), and we stabilized the surface with running buffer for 30 min. The unmodified and modified oligo strands were coated over the SA surface to about 450 resonance units (RU) through a manual command mode.
To demonstrate this, a 10-line Python script was written for sending manual control commands to a camera.
"No documents, no history," a manual of historical study commanded in 1898.
This station allows remote monitoring of the system state, update of mission commands and overriding of the autonomous system function by remote manual control.
The golden age of the tabloids was one where society, and culture, was more stratified, when factory and other manual work dominated, when politicians commanded respect, when education was driving social mobility and when stars were glitzy.
