Sentence examples for poses command from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wiley's stylized canvases, featuring Afro-American hipsters in heroic poses, command prices of up to $80,000 at auction.

When compared with existing multi-axis trajectory generation methods, the proposed method is greatly simplified by mapping the tool pose commands from the Cartesian coordinate frame to the cylindrical coordinate frame.

There in captivity they strike that pose on command.

Yet in the first sentence of his latest work, the military historian John Keegan, author of such instant classics as "The Face of Battle" and "The Mask of Command," poses this question: "How useful is intelligence in war?" By the end we will have Keegan's unequivocal answer, one likely to jar the conventional wisdom.

Participants watch closely as Iyengar demonstrates poses and then commands them to duplicate her actions.

There is the SA-22 Greyhound, a mobile system with both surface-to-air (SAM) missiles and anti-aircraft guns, the SA-17 Grizzly, a medium-range missile capable of handling many different targets simultaneously, and the long-range SA-5 Gammon, which poses a threat to command-and-control aircraft and aerial tankers.

Apart from the apparent mutiny of half a base in the northern town of Jisr al-Shughour (where Syrian officials claim soldiers were massacred by terrorists), none of the defections have been large enough to pose a threat to command and control of the army.

A military officer stands in a commanding pose pointing at the troops arranged before him.

Hirst is delighted with the commanding pose – intended ironically, but recalling old master paintings of popes and princes.

Bert said he personally delivered dispersal orders, but acknowledged that giving the commands posed challenges, particularly during the first night of demonstrations.

This removes the barrier the standard command line interfaces pose for many immunologists11.