Sentences with phrase «greater than commanded»

If the rate of acceleration is greater than commanded (aka, «unintended acceleration»), you might have a problem in the electronic throttle control, throttle position sensor, idle air control, or related systems.

Not exact matches

As the poetic parallelism makes clear, the character of Yahweh's compassion is the hesed character — the steady, enduring strength of fidelity, devotion, and commitment which partakes of the quality of grace precisely because it is more than the convention of covenant can appropriately command, because it is greater than the relationship which first produced it, and because it is able, in breaking out of the relationship, to recreate the very relationship in transformed dimensions.

I mean, what makes this passage acquire more significance or convey greater wisdom for this subculture than, for instance, the Golden Rule, or Jesus» command to love one another?

As such he will derive greater rewards and satisfactions from his unique social contribution than his more specialized co-professionals in medicine, law, and so on can attain, despite the lucrative fees they command.

The greatest goalkeepers command their defense and make very little number of saves per game, if a goalkeeper has to rely on his own reflexes rather than use the defenders in front of him as human shields, then there is a big problem!

With the possible exception of the Rose Bowl, no TV sport show this year commanded a greater audience than the Clay - Henry Cooper fight.

He never did anything physically great, but he commanded the team, and when he wasn't playing results were always more in doubt than when he was.

As a leader and organiser, he could be even more commanding than Peter Schimeichel yet rarely didn't to bellow as loudly or wildly as the Great Dane to get his point across.

The fools (read Chelsea) have no real talent scouts... wait for the real scouts to come up with a popular choice and then table bids greater than the talent can command (read Torres / Hazard / Oscar....

We implore Time to urgently correct this harmful information in such a way to command even greater attention than received by the original article.

«What the country needs more than ever is certainty, and having secured the largest number of votes and the greatest number of seats in the General Election, it is clear that only the Conservative & Unionist Party has the legitimacy and ability to provide that certainty by commanding a majority in the House of Commons.

«The scope of his command is greater than it has ever been for a chief of detectives.»

Sound is offered in 7.1 DTS - HD master audio and it too is great, though the gavel bangs and shouts do not command much notice while John Williams» score sometimes assumes a greater presence than warranted.

With a stronger actress who could have been in greater command of the character, Freeze Me would have been a cold - hearted masterpiece rather than the okay thriller it turned out.

An even more welcome surprise is how the film's women are given their due, with Luxembourg actress Vicky Krieps proving a more than capable sparring partner for Day - Lewis's bratty 1950s dress designer, and the great Lesley Manville commanding her scenes as his imperious, but not unkind, sister.

To capture elements of the battles and storms at sea, despite the replica vessels at his command (Surprise was a replica of HMS Rose, bought by 20th Century Fox after filming, it now resides at the Maritime Museum in San Diego; Acheron was constructed for the film from digital scans of the USS Constitution, the oldest floating commissioned vessel in the world), it was necessary for Weir to engage with a greater degree of VFX than he was used to previously.

Surprisingly, school vouchers targeted toward low - income families command greater backing among Democrats than Republicans.

Riskier loans command higher interest rates than safer loans because of the greater chance of default on the repayment of the risky loan.

DPS» adoption of the LLN allows the district to shift more toward an authorizing body and service provider rather than a traditional command - and - control school system that emanates from the Superintendent's office with a focus on «one best system» which we know does not work if you want a diverse set of great schools.

Professionals get what they deserve to be paid — good doctors make more money than bad doctors, good lawyers command greater fees than middle of the roaders.

Regarding vocal recognition and command access, Sync3 is definitely better than its predecessor, doing a great job facilitating the user - system interaction.

-- Across the entire US ebook market, ebooks without ISBNs now command a greater share of consumer ebook purchases, reading time, and author earnings than all of the AAP's 1,200 publishers put together, including the Big Five.

Like almost every other dog Great Danes respond better and faster to positive reinforcement and clear commands than any other method.

Every observant dog owner can see for himself that his dog gets greater satisfaction from the praise rewarding a well - executed command or good behavior than he does from the momentary excitement of disobeying, which is usually followed by the evident guilt feelings, (ears back and avoiding eye contact), even when he has not been punished.

There are great dogs out there who, try as they might, will need a lot more practice than others to learn how to roll over on command.

she's 14 years rescued off the streets at 10 years escapee from new Rochelle ny humane society pound part shepherd part lab angel from heaven got on great with my two bassets acted like a nurse maid to young children an seem to obey a young childs commands right off than an adult; well the genetic disease has settled in rear hind leg going to visit the vet today aware of outcome but will try to keep her she seems not to be in any discomfort an eats well.

What better place to have a relaxing weekend or adventure holiday than to stay in a spacious luxury private suite with commanding views over Great Lake Taupo.

Put together, the «lt» command will create a «less than» angle bracket; «gt» will create a «greater than» bracket: < > ~ dbs]

Partners are usually more satisfied with their work lives than associates not because they earn more money or have more status, but because they have more control over their work, greater confidence due to greater experience and can command greater respect from their peers.

Instead, as a quick review of Congress's express commands in section 3553 (a) of the Sentencing Reform Act makes clear, Congress told judges to «impose a sentence sufficient, but not greater than necessary, to comply with» the traditional purposes of sentencing (while also considering various relevant facts and factors including the guidelines).

Third, judges must respect the statutory command to impose a sentence «sufficient, but not greater than necessary» to achieve specified purposes of punishment.

While I have heard these refrains before, I find them both odd and at odds with fundamental notions of separation of powers and federal sentencing judges» overarching command to impose a sentence that is «sufficient, but not greater than necessary, to comply with the purposes» of federal sentencing.

Can there be a greater joy than listening to the superb advocate, analysing the evidence, eloquently drawing upon history and literature and law, commanding the power of the English language, exercising the art of persuasion?

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Rather than using the ugly app, you can say a command to an Echo speaker at home to remote start / lock / unlock (assuming you pay the $ 49 yearly fee), which was great for preheating the car on a snowy day.

Dragon Age: Inquisition places you in the heart of a huge, vibrant world on a far greater scale than its predecessors, and it does an excellent job of making you feel in command.

Institutional structures and processes that conform to the community's generally accepted ideas about how persons should interact and relate to each other, about the appropriate exercise of power, about who should be entitled to speak or act for whom, about proper decision - making processes, and so forth, are likely to command significantly greater support within the community than those that depart from such standards or ideas, or that challenge them directly.18

Freakonomics is a book that got great press citing a study that showed real estate practitioners tend to keep their own home on the market longer — and, thus, command more for it — than homes of their clients.

Similarly, if the office property under consideration entails greater risk than the market average (due for example to higher vacancy rate or poor location) then it should command a higher capitalization rate.

For example, if the office property under consideration has greater appreciation prospects than the market on average then it should command a lower capitalization rate compared to the market average.

Within some metros, lease renewals commanded greater price increases than new leases for the same units would have.