Sentence examples for role of command from inspiring English sources

Eccles stressed the tendency of logistic costs to rise (the logistic "snowball") and, echoing Jomini, the essential role of command.

Station Headquarters Amberley was dissolved on 1 July, and the depot took over the role of command and control of the base.

He assumed the role of commanding general on December 5, 2006, replacing General César Reinoso, who resigned amid accusations of corruption.

Although that particular revolt was, in many respects, less productive of immediate results than similar episodes in the West, and the Germanic leaders later reappeared in roles of command throughout the East, the latter acted thenceforth as individuals without the support of those nearly autonomous groups of soldiers that western barbarian commanders continued to enjoy.

It is a feature of Carter's career that he can redefine himself at will, change his role on command for the good of the team.

However, few studies to date have investigated the role of central command.

A limitation was that curarization increased the energy expenditure to perform the same amount of work, which may have enhanced the activation of muscle metaboreceptors and confounded the interpretation about the role of central command.

Descending projections from the motor system can therefore be regarded as proprioceptive predictions that play the role of motor commands, which, when compared with muscle spindle afferent signals at the spinal level, generate sensory prediction errors that are resolved by activation of motor neurons and movement.

In 1990 Rowell and O'Leary [ 10] proposed a hypothetical scheme of the roles of central command and the exercise pressor reflex in the resetting of the baroreflex during exercise.

She said: "A key role of bronze commander is to be available to officers under his command.

Although this approach shed some insights, it is an indirect approach to elucidate the role of the central command in patients with heart failure.