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| posp. |
commandement m |
| jęz. |
impératif m; injonctif |
| komun. |
ordre de commande; ordre de télécommande; télécommande f |
| leśn. |
état-major m |
| micr. |
commande f (An instruction to a computer program that, when issued by the user, causes an action to be carried out. Commands are usually either typed at the keyboard or chosen from a menu) |
| nauka o z., bud. |
charge d'une prise d'eau |
| patent. |
commander |
| techn. |
commande f |
| techn., węg. |
ordre m |
| technol., techn. |
instruction f |
| telekom. |
instruction f (computer) |
| urządz. |
signal de commande |
| zaut. |
signal d'ordre |
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| jęz. |
ordonner |
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| Angielski tezaurus |
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| skr. |
com |
| stan. |
The authority that a commander in the armed forces lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment. zob. też area command, combatant command, combatant command command authority; An order given by a commander; that is, the will of the commander expressed for the purpose of bringing about a particular action. zob. też area command, combatant command, combatant command command authority; A unit or units, an organization, or an area under the command of one individual (JP 1) zob. też area command, combatant command, combatant command command authority |
| techn., skr. |
cd |
| wojsk. |
control and communications system; control and identification |
| wojsk., logist. |
The authority and responsibility vested in a member of the military forces for the purpose of using available resources, planning their employment, organizing, directing, coordinating and controlling military forces. 2. A unit, group of units, organization or area under the authority of a single commander. 3. An order given by a member of the military forces with the vested authority, expressing his will to bring about a particular action. (UKR/NATO); Order given by a commander. It expresses the commander's will regarding the execution of a given action. Chain of sequenced actions consisting in: 1. giving orders. It requires: that they be prepared following a thinking process, that the decisions be taken, that they be written and disseminated; 2. controlling their execution in: following the situation, conducting the maneuver and especially coordinating the actions of units; 3. reporting. There are 3 levels of command responsibilities: 1. Decision commander and conduct chief of staff; 2. Synthesis, coordination, proposition commander of the op-center and cells commanders; 3. Execution and conduct staff officers. (FRA) |
| wojsk., skr. |
cmd; comd |
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| posp. |
Control and Communications |
| skr., rozsz. |
.com (file name extension); .cmd (file name extension) |
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| skr., lotn. |
computer command engineer |
| skr., mot. |
cockpit management data system |
