Sentence examples for preceding command from inspiring English sources

"It would be quite useful," Miller and Thomas observe, "to permit users to 'take back' at least the immediately preceding command (by issuing some special 'undo' command)." Useful indeed!

In order to initialize the magnitude value Ap assigned to each phrase command, the next local maximum is detected in the part of the LFC after the potential onset time T 0. Ap is then calculated in proportion to F0 at that relative point while also considering contributions of preceding commands.

The preceding test command compared whether the covariate coefficients for unmet need for spacing and limiting were similar or not between the high and low unmet need zones if women with no need for contraception were used as the base outcome.

It has been suggested that the neurons with reduced firing rates are modulated by the preceding motor commands (efference copies) and the neurons showing increased firing rates respond to the re-afferent auditory feedback.

It works remarkably well, as long as you precede your command with the salutation, "O.K., Google Now".

"Josh," or the wake word you've chosen, precedes your command, which can be spoken using more natural language.

The declination lines in all utterances can be modeled by a single-phrase command preceding each utterance about 475 ms before the segmental onset.

During the preceding months, the Command had contributed little to the U-Boat war.

Often she precedes her Commands with Questions, for example: 'What do you think the bike rack is made from?

She precedes the Commands with anaphoric reference, possibly to focus children's attention, for example: 'Now, you're going to do this:…' and 'Press on this word, "clear all"'.

In a passage preceding this statement, Fell points out, "the Man is commanded to keep silence as well as the woman, when they are in confusion and out of order" (8).