Sentence examples for dictate power from inspiring English sources
"Trump was a major figure in the novel of American Psycho, which is looking at a period and people, not just Trump, who dictate power in this country and set a cultural agenda for better or worse," Goold says, adding that the book and the musical look at the legacy of the United States at its peak in terms of power but also a time when people were defining their self by the brands they consumed.
Generally, for all computing systems (from embedded hand-held systems to large supercomputers), memory systems primarily dictate power consumption, application performance, and reliability.
While the Cold war has been over for decades, and the rules which dictated power relations back then do not apply any longer - it is important to not ignore the historical relationship between Damascus and Syria which grew even before the start of the Cold war, but became intensified by it.
Though the FERC ruling contains many complicated provisions, there are two that clearly dictate how power prices will be determined.
Shear stresses between the disc and the fluid in which it is rotating dictate the power required to drive the disc to overcome frictional drag, and the local flow field will influence the heat transfer.
Environmental concerns dictate using power from below the surface of the earth (uranium and fossil fuels) rather than wasting the scarce resource of the earths arable surface with dilute sources of solar power.
While this manuscript was in preparation, using a completely different approach, Mosley and Keri described a similar observation that cell cycle genes dictate the power of breast cancer prognostic gene list [ 44].
Most devices that have voice recognition — iPhone, MyFord Touch, Dragon Dictate — are powered by Nuance.
