Sentence examples similar to dictate weight from inspiring English sources

She has been outspoken about her refusal to allow Hollywood to dictate her weight.

Bignell says three footwear variables most dictate economy: weight, to reduce the energy of lifting the foot; cushioning, to support bones and muscles; and propulsion, to push the runner forward.

For AUVs we would like efficiency in both the measured time and the energy consumption, the mission dictating the weight to put on each of these cost.

The mandatory Transportation Department, or D.O.T., standard has dictated graduated-weight headforms since 1988, forcing makers to tailor the impact-absorption qualities of a smaller helmet to the lower levels of inertia produced by a smaller head.

I have weighed less and I have weighed more but because I was letting my weight dictate my mood I was never truly happy.

Their voices aren't dictated by their weight.

It is another uncomfortable display of Microsoft's using its weight to dictate Web standards.

The salience of each sample position in the pyramid is dictated by the scalar weight map.

Battery size still dictates the size and weight of most laptops, say the developers of the new battery.

This spectrum is dictated by how much weight is given to recent and older histories and the time complexity of the implementations lies between O(1) (the time complexity of LRU) and O log 2 n) (the time complexity of LFU), where n is the number of blocks in the buffer.

The guidelines dictate terms based on the weight of the cocaine seized from an offender.