Sentence examples for to command changes from inspiring English sources

If you prefer, ask the client's higher self for permission to command changes instead of interrupting for a verbal response each time.

Furthermore, Sengupta and Thirumalai report that the timing of these short bursts with respect to the motor command changes from one Purkinje neuron to another.

With a few command changes to tell the system that you're connecting to the web over an IP (Internet Protocol) network, you can surf at T-1 speeds (1.44 megabits per second, up to 50 times faster than a 28.8 analog modem) without having to use the 4th Net browser.

Like a director of a movie says.... "ACTION!"  Athletes need to be able to command a Change in State and this is done by rehearsing just like an actor would. .

"Then you think about it," Keller said, "and you're like, 'Duh, how come it never occurred to me?' " That command changed Keller's perspective.

Those who took longer to track the dot when the instructors' command changed had to work harder to resist their impulse; that identified them as more impulsive and impatient than those who could follow the change of command without delay.

President Fujimori gave no explanation for the command changes.

At a time when it is fashionable to look for a chief executive officer to run public schools, a general to bark out orders and command change, Judith A. Rizzo says her career as an elementary school principal turned deputy chancellor of New York City schools is an argument for having old-fashioned educators at the top.

Pittard hit the ground running, aware that he had only a couple of years to achieve results before his command changed.

The pursuit of influence the ability to command attention and to change minds not money, seems to be Huffington's driving quest.

The pursuit of influence — the ability to command attention and to change minds — not money, seems to be Huffington's driving quest.