command的示例

• The command was given to cease fire .

• The general was relieved of his command in 1941.

• Regiments are usually commanded by a colonel and are sometimes made up of soldiers from a particular city or part of the country.

• We could hear the sergeant bellowing commands to his troops.

• He obeys her every command.

• I commanded them to halt.

• He commanded one of the Highland regiments.

• He can't go round commanding people to do what he says.

• He commanded the ship during the second world war.

• The queen commands that you should go to her at once.

• The action requested by the command, if valid, is performed.

• These patients remained unable to follow simple commands or communicate reliably.

• The judge sets things in order and commands the herald to proclaim them.

• Then the robot is commanded to align the surgical tool to the planned surgical tool path and to reach the tumor targets.

• Some languages not only allow for word-final consonants but command their presence.

• In the presence of such a block structure, the explicit discard command is no longer needed, so we remove it from the language.

• It is interesting to note the quality of the torque signals used to command the robot.

• She maintains a graceful and engaging style of writing and commands the reader's attention throughout.

• It allows the user to specify with great precision, and yet economy of commands, the spectral envelope of a sound.

• Members admired the power and simplicity of the construction, the unified arrangement of the design and its ability to command a wide visual field.

• For an efficient implementation of editing commands, we represent trees in a form in which the types of all subtrees are shown.

• There were more than twenty sensitive commands, but several generals held multiple appointments.

• Regime theories suggest that a partisan agenda will strongly influence personnel decisions, which include discretionary military command appointments.

• Administration, from its presidential centre, was reunified into a single hierarchical apparatus, grounded in ' unity of command '.

• It is exactly this position that makes the freedom to command diverse actions consistent with the supervenience thesis.