Sentence examples for may be command from inspiring English sources

They may be command line driven or have a graphical user interface.

Last night's episode not only had this badass Olivia moment and a few more (like telling her super spy, super scary father that he may be Command, but she has "other powers" at her disposal that he'll never have), but also an excellent complementary storyline for First Lady Mellie Grant.

These data show that P1 neurons receive sensory cues signaling females or males and drive courtship decisions, suggesting that they may be command neurons for courtship behaviors.

United's lead may be commanding at the halfway point of the season, but both Mancini and Sir Alex Ferguson know from experience that is far from decisive.

The most frequent form of this belief is that of the familiar an animal whose soul is bound up with that of the sorcerer, whose form the sorcerer can assume, and who may be commanded to serve his evil master.

After sweeping past a moon-washed Seine, for instance, runners may be commanded to drop to the ground in the courtyard of the Louvre for sets of situps, to the amusement of tourists and locals alike.

If that is not possible, drilling may be commanded towards the end of the primary battery window.

Negative perceptions were most driven by a lack of trust in the service provider and perceived barriers to ease of use, such as a lack of accessibility to the product or the technical requirements that may be commanded.

Squadmates may be commanded as a group or individually; for example, one half of a squad may be used to distract enemies while the other half attacks an objective.

In general, however, the code path taken for a given run of a program executes only a subset of the lines in it, because there may be command-line options that enable or disable certain features, blocks of code that execute conditionally depending on the input data, etc.

A criminal prohibition on murder may be a command backed by a threat of sanction, but a law authorizing an individual to make a valid will disposing of his property after his death is not.