McLaws had three brigades near the gap, but they were no match for the 15,000 Union troops that came punching through under the command of Gen. William Franklin.
Seinfeld's best bits have always been about the injustices of being a kid, the indignities that children are forced to sit and suffer through at the command of adults who are, to the sharp eye of the clever child, manifestly clueless, boring, and power mad.
On Thursday, in a performance geared for students (although all are welcome), Ms. Blackman, a freestylist, said she would talk about hip-hop's roots in the African oral tradition and demonstrate through improvisation the command of language and mental dexterity that make it an art form.
The mean of the Gaussian moves through the commands of a motor program, according to the velocity of each motor command (Fig. 4b).
The panel's recommendations include creating a special coordination center to monitor and control the movement of armed convoys through areas under the command of the American military, who have long complained that contractors operate independently in the field.
The Mongol war against the Jurchens had subsided, but not stopped, and went on through the early 1220s under the command of the general Muqali.
She served on the Halifax station under the command of Alexander Gordon through 1814, and under the command of George Burdett she sailed to Plymouth, England, for repairs in October of that year.
Still, a trickle of information found its way through the command structure of the Army Corps.
All of the analyses considered the effect of the sample design through the svy command of STATA 9.0, designed for the analysis of data from complex samples.
