Sentence examples for and this dictates from inspiring English sources

Also, the trajectory toward violent offending differs with gender and this dictates a different treatment approach.

However, the codewords in these codes are rather short, and this dictates the construction of the parity packets, which are usually visualized as arranging information packets row-wise and running the FEC code column-wise [6, 7].

There is a growing requirement for improved heat transfer performance for a number of electronic devices and this dictates a need to further elevate the endwall heat transfer performances for pin-fin channels.

And this dictates - and explains - every aspect of his behavior.

Parker argues that we live in a global economy and this dictates we ensure the next generation is highly educated in order to remain competitive.

The blood brain barrier (BBB) isolates the CNS from the circulation, and this dictates that after birth essentially all cholesterol is synthesised de novo and in situ.

The primary purpose of Weston's new colony was profit, rather than the religious reasons of the Plymouth settlers, and this dictated how the colony would be assembled.

The loss of the outpost "Beatrice" and now "Gabrielle", allowed almost pin point artillery to be rained down for the rest of the battle and cut off any air resupply using the airstrip, and this dictated the resulting events.

"Since I am a woman with a body full of curves, scars, hair and secretions, this dictates my own relationship to the outside world.

But artistically, Robinson chose for her protagonist the voice of a single woman, a transient in her 20s looking back on her childhood, and this character dictates the cast and setting of the novel just as much as the voice of Ishmael dictates the setting and cast of his narrative.

The subcarriers of OFDM system overlap in frequency-domain, and this property dictates its bandwidth efficiency.