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command and controlTo direct the computer. It typically refers to a capability of voice recognition systems that lets you select menus and other functions by speaking the commands into a microphone. See voice recognition. |
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| As of March 29, the Military Traffic Management Command moved to a single, global headquarters command-and-control structure supporting MTMC's global operations. To maintain continuous cooperation between subunits, the staff shall brief the subordinated and attached subunits on the situation; communicate to them refined missions and directives on methods of their performance; ensure timely transmission of signals and command-and-control and cooperation commands; verify the accuracy of the performance by the subordinated subunits the assigned (refined) missions and directives of commanders. Thanks to our new version of KX EDGE, companies in almost any industry can create and use complex graphical user-interfaces for command-and-control applications with an unprecedented level of ease," said Russ Jamerson, CEO of Kinesix. |
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