"receive a command" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when someone is expected to take action upon the order of another person, either an authority figure, or someone with more experience or knowledge. For example, "The soldiers were instructed to receive a command from their commanding officer before making any movements."
This command is equal to nothing when the actuator should not receive a command.
This figure confirms that the synchronization is working since the DSPs are all entering the main task (displayed in dark blue) approximately at the same time, i.e., when they each receive a command from the master.
These promotions were for rank only, and he did not receive a command until after the outbreak of the French Revolutionary Wars.
The Arduino board is connected to the XBee [ 47] transceiver module (Series 1 PRO) through the serial communication port, and the XBee can wirelessly send data to a personal computer (PC) or wirelessly receive a command signal (paretic/handicapped side, vibration mode, and target symmetry ratio) from the PC.
Since then, the craft has not confirmed receiving a command to point one of its transmitters to Earth, Tom Thorpe, the project manager, said.
To my mom this was tantamount to receiving a command performance request from Queen Elizabeth of England, and I'm talking Elizabeth the First!
The smart ones can follow commands such as "stay where you are," "follow this flight plan" or "come home and land"; if their communications are cut off, some will return to the place where they last received a command.
It said that he received a "command discipline" for failing to radio that he and his partner were pursuing a 17-year-old boy who was riding a dirt bike in the Bronx in March 2010.
When the S-WPIA receives a command from the ground or a satellite system (scheduled at a specified time), it transmits a generation flag via the relay packet.
When the capsule emulator receives a command from the data logger through the RF interface, it starts to send compressed image data to the data logger wirelessly.
If the eFuse failes to verify this information then the eFuse receives a command to "blow the fuse" or "trip the fuse".
