Sentence examples for dictate constraints from inspiring English sources

Amnesia: The Dark Descent created a genre for itself that had forum-goers begin to dictate constraints for the Chinese Room's interpretation.

This inversion of control, from customer apps driving requirements versus infrastructure dictating constraints, has become popular in particular because of cost considerations and the ability to get precise features at certain price points.

Every single one of those art forms works within certain externally dictated constraints in order to lure and satisfy an audience.

For those artists who don't work on Broadway extravaganzas, fiscal constraints dictate inventiveness.

Still, some students say they are unwilling to let financial constraints dictate where they go to college.

Geometric and performance constraints dictate that this detector be exceptionally thin (∼ 2 mm).

Environmental and economic constraints dictate that the ore feed stocks converted by carbo-chlorination processes now in use contain greater than 90 percent TiO2.

(Space constraints dictate I save my thoughts on the other nominees for my Twitter feed).

However, practical constraints dictate that of a geographical/ethnic population, only a small number of individuals are genotyped.

The field of biomaterials study is widespread and volume constraints dictate that only large trends will be reviewed (see Table  2).

Thermodynamic constraints dictate that downstream processing and conversion of biomass feedstocks into fuels may only result in further reduction of EROIfossil.