Tactical units are unknown and command arrangements, to the extent that they exist at all, elementary.
The impact of these voice-based commands on the motorist's cognitive workload is unknown; however, voice-command laboratory surrogates with perfect reliability have been shown to produce surprisingly high levels of workload (Strayer, Cooper, Turrill, Coleman, & Hopman, 2015a, Strayer et al., 2015b).
When or why this tradition started is unknown — no scripture commands it — but you can imagine how it may have happened: elephants were housed at temples between battles and were gradually integrated into religious festivities.
Obama does not really want to supply large quantities of arms to the unknown forces nominally commanded by General Salim Idris, who himself says that half his troops are Islamist militias.
Enemy Unknown puts players in command of an international group designed to oppose an alien menace intent on terrorising mankind.
Crossing the desert, he aided in the conquest of Syria; and, though the new caliph, ʿUmar, formally relieved him of high command (for unknown reasons), Khālid remained the effective leader of the forces facing the Byzantine armies in Syria and Palestine.
It thrives and multiplies in unknown territory, and can command when things look uncertain.
The primary motor cortex does not seem to be involved in visual threat responses, and it is unknown how the motor command finds its way to brainstem areas for eyelid closure (Liu and Ronthal, 1992).
Upon manual inspection, we found a successful SNP-call in the SAMtools pileup-list for each of the 33 mutations, but these mutations were filtered out in the subsequent heuristic filtering step including the SAMtools varFilter command for unknown reasons and despite good quality and coverage.
It seems a sound principle, and incompetence was hardly unknown in the traditional, command-and-control model of public services.
