Modern regulations reject command-and-control tactics in favor of "such efficiency-oriented instruments as tradeable permits, corrective taxes, … and other tools designed to replicate the conditions of a well-functioning market".
One of the Magellan spacecraft's backup computers rejected commands when a memory chip failed, but the problem is not expected to hinder the $744 million exploration of Venus, engineers say.
This can provide a mathematical basis for the UAV to perhaps reject a command based on the known unsafe behavior of the vehicle.
He vowed that Right Sector troops would remain in Shryrokyne and would reject any command to withdraw.
Many approaches to network management reject the command-and-control strategies associated with hierarchic bureaucracies.
We live in a world where just questioning consumerism seems bizarre, but we can reject its commands and reclaim some of our power from it.
Polke's declarative and quizzical paintings, riddled and clumped with a bewildering assortment of materials, both reject authority and command an almost reverential respect.
Employees reject top-down, command-and-control leadership or hierarchical, structure, control processes, performance-based rewards and punishments.
Robert Adams challenges this criticism, arguing that humans must still choose to accept or reject God's commands and rely on their independent judgement about whether or not to follow them.
For such human-involved systems, this paper has applied a command filtering approach to accept or reject the human-issued commands so that undesirable executions would never be carried out.
"I don't have confidence that a military chain of command would reject an order by the president to launch nuclear weapons in a preventative nuclear war situation," Markey told the Guardian after Tuesday's hearing.
