The above sample derivation has 21 steps but research-type problems command derivations with thousands or hundreds of thousands of steps.
For example, DARPA's third director, Jack Ruina (1961 63), recognized that the problem of command, control, and communication of the nation's military forces was one that computer technology might affect.
Zoey had absolutely no problem taking command when she saw such a thing was called for...herding can be incredibly useful when you have a lot of small children running about, frankly.
But problems of command and coordination persist.
At the Pentagon, while there were also problems of command and control, the emergency response was generally effective.
Effective decision-making in New York was hampered by problems in command and control and in internal communications.
Kunz is known for a darting fastball and a hard sinker, but the pitching coach Dan Warthen kept returning to his problems with command.
In addition to facing some of the Union's most capable generals, the army was plagued by problems of command, supply, and logistics for the duration of the war.
Moreover, while improved maintenance procedures implemented by LeMay reduced the number of B-29s that had to return to base during raids due to technical problems, the Command suffered a loss rate of 5.1% in these operations.
He had not been paid in two months and was overwhelmed by the problems of commanding his company, part of the 1st Brigade, 11th Iraqi Army Division.
