Sentence examples for a dictates from inspiring English sources

The second parameter, a, dictates the number of ranges the values are discretized into.

The OSM is a facilitating organization, not a dictating one.

By extension, a dictate then kicks in: If you can fix it, you should.

I observed that it had been made in the form of a dictate and therein lay the whole difference.

If you have the right people, it's actually infinitely more powerful than a command or a dictate.

There was also a dictating machine called the Electronic Soundreader, which was playing itself back in a commanding tone.

He also describes Newton's first rule as "a dictate of common sense" (EIP 2.6, 102).

Whether it is a voluntary class you have chosen or a dictated to class.

A home dictates a life, its limits and its possibilities.

When a society dictates what a woman should wear, that's a reinforcement of patriarchy.

A larger ARI dictates a higher correspondence between two types of partitions.