Sentence examples for on command from from inspiring English sources
Its founder Bre Pettis has become the poster boy of the promise that 3D printing technology will one day reinvent manufacturing, turning people into "makers" who can create custom designs on command from their home or work (see "The Difference Between Makers and Manufacturers").
On command from instructors, the Marines entered the building, encountered cardboard militants wielding weapons and pretended to shoot them.
Do we gradually not turn into silent slaves, ready to carry out any abomination on command from "above"?
YMCA thundered through the speakers, lights went off, cheerleaders glittered, and lovers kissed on command from the TV cameras.
The unit is furnished with a 100-inch motorized screen, which unfurls on command from a remote control like a giant window shade.
John E. Draim, for one, contends there is no reason the MX or any other missile could not be dumped off a submarine, barge or airplane and be launched on command from big lakes or the ocean on command.
She suffers from Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, a hereditary condition that damages peripheral nerves, which are responsible for passing on commands from the brain to the muscles.
An S.S. man who shot hundreds of Jews in the head or gassed thousands with Zyklon B was, by this account, not committing murder so long as he was acting on commands from above.
The Abu Nidal technique seemed clearly in evidence in the case of the attempted bombing of the El Al jetliner in London, where the key plotter, Nezar Hindawi, appears to have been living in London for several years, cultivating a relationship with the young Irish woman whom he exploited at the right time on commands from above.
The robot includes six joints which allow it to move based on commands from its user and "express emotions to enhance the interactive experience".
Therefore, Fitch's ships, acting on a command from Nimitz, rendezvoused with TF 17 north of New Caledonia on 1 May, after refueling from the tanker on 25 April to thwart the Japanese offensive.
