Sentence examples for precise command from inspiring English sources

Roach's fastball hovers in the high 80's, and he needs precise command to be successful.

When that happens, precise command becomes essential, and Hughes lacked it.

Even such precise command in mid-March, in his first game situation in nearly four months.

His verse is characterized by a precise command of language and a mastery of lyric, dramatic, and meditative poetic forms.

Confronting the Yankees on Sunday was merely a 30-year-old version of that pitcher, someone with the precise command to match an abundance of natural talent.

The opening battle is merely a backstory to the worldwide — hell, why not cosmic — warfare that Dr. Stephen Strange will get dragged into when he only wanted to restore his hands to their former precise command.

Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky, already a prominent composer, was given precise commands for the score: "eight bars of mysterious and tender music"; "48 bars of fantastic music with a grandiose crescendo".

The reasons given were that such a model would balance the tradeoffs for both modalities touch would be preferable for commands that need to be executed quickly while speech would be preferable to give more precise commands that do not require instant execution; touch is more discreet and would be preferable in public places while speech would be more convenient in private spaces.

The player interacts with the game using a verb-noun parser which requires typing precise commands with the keyboard.

After spinal lesions that disrupt the corticospinal tract at the C5 level, independent finger movements can recover, suggesting that propriospinal interneurons can relay sufficiently precise commands to motor neurons to allow fine hand control (Sasaki et al., 2004).

This concern with precise statement necessitates meticulous examination of the structure of a sentence conveying a command.