"user command" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific instruction or action given by a user to a computer system or device. Example: The user command for saving a document is to click on the "save" button or use the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + S".
Experimental results have shown the feasibility of the proposed system for controlling the artificial gripper and arm precisely according to the user command.
The benefit of the PDPT consists in the reduction of time needed to display a desired information requested by a user command on the PDA.
It sets the value of variable v1 to 0. Action A2 consists of typing a specific user command whose size is equal to 1 byte.
For example, sudo -u user command runs the command command as the user user.
It is more secure to log in as another user, use the 'su' (switch user) command in the console, and switch back when you are finished.
The former responsible to infer user control command while the latter controlling the robot arm movement according to the user instruction.
Siri, its voice-activated virtual assistant, has been criticized since it came out last year for both outages and its frequent misunderstandings of user commands.
Some of these are simple user commands like "dir"—show the files on a disk while others are low-level "system calls" that a graphics program might use to display an image.
The first layer, a virtual-constraint layer, is responsible for enabling/disabling the user commands, based on context.
More specifically, user commands are enabled for a set of situations requiring user decision, namely, bifurcations, multiple-directions caused by new obstacles in the environment, and deadlocks.
AutoCAD provides a number of methods to input user commands, such as screen menus, pull-down menus, and toolbars.
