Sentence examples for providing command from inspiring English sources

US soldiers will assist the local authorities by providing "command and control" operations, logistical expertise, medical training and engineering support, as part of a broader response by the US government to stop the epidemic.

In addition, recognition of target commands often needs to be accompanied by their spatial localization, at least at the room level, to account for users in different rooms, providing command disambiguation and room-localized feedback.

Through the new MyFord Mobile smartphone app, using the embedded AT&T wireless connection, Ford Focus Electric vehicle owners will have the ability to send and receive data about their car providing command and control of vehicle settings while away from it.

The unit is responsible for providing command and control to subordinate Engineer units.

The brigade served as the Multi-National Corps - Iraq corps-level engineer headquarters for all echelon-above-division engineers in Iraq, providing command and control for general support combat and construction engineer missions across the country.

The IX Corps headquarters was first constituted on 29 July 1921 in the organized reserves, a new corps formation intended to compliment the existing corps commands in the active duty component of the force by providing command to reserve units.

The MATLAB/Simulink package supports this operation by providing commands for the immediate discretisation of transfer functions.

Apart from providing command-line access, each instance also exposes a lightweight Web application with a graphical user interface that can be used to configure and invoke the workflow with the desired input files and job parameters.

IBM's GenomicTools (Tsirigos, 2012) has many very useful tools, but addresses common bioinformatics tasks at a lower level than MolBioLib, such as providing command-line tools rather than a unified program to generate ChIP-seq output.

NATO now seems likely to provide "command and control" functions, but with a separate authority running the operation, which includes Arab and other non-NATO countries.

At the start of the hearing, Mr. Hagel said that the Pentagon was sending a new Army headquarters to replace an ad hoc organization established last year to help the Jordanian military cope with Syrian refugees, prepare for the possible use of poison gas and provide command and control for "stability operations," presumably in a post-Assad Syria.