"No documents, no history," a manual of historical study commanded in 1898.
And so it continues to the present, even putting aside the numerous near-catastrophic nuclear accidents that occurred over the years, many reviewed in Eric Schlosser's chilling study Command and Control Nuclear Weaponss, the Damascus Accident, and the Illusion of Safety.
When GPS devices first appeared in cars, manufacturers chose male voices, which according to studies, command more respect than female voices.
Striding up the stone spiral staircase of the castle, De Rachewiltz heads for a corner study that commands breathtaking views up to rock faces and a piercing blue sky and down past the family vineyard to the valley far below.
All data used in this study, and commands needed to regenerate the data, are available online at goo.gl/0p4IGD.
A decade later, Douhet argued in his classic study The Command of the Air that the sheer terror induced by mass bombing of civilian targets would shorten conflicts and save lives; outrage was thus misplaced, for total war was humane.
Clancy's nonfiction works included Into the Storm: A Study in Command (1997), cowritten with Fred Franks, Jr., and Every Man a Tiger (1999; updated ed. 2005), cowritten with Chuck Horner.
In order to receive data from the bio-sensor (i.e., capsule in this case study), a command is sent wirelessly to the capsule from the data logger containing information of required image size and imaging mode.
In this study, central command and exercise pressure reflex were manipulated by using neuromuscular blockade (vecuronium) and antishock trousers, respectively.
Maybe it means waltzing with each other after a hard day's studying of command economies, to the strains of "I've danced with a man who's danced with a girl who's danced with a former policy advisor to Ed Miliband"?
