The inadequacy and high cost of overland traffic dictated sites along major ocean embayments or river estuaries; the only pre-1800 nonports worthy of notice were Lancaster and York, both in Pennsylvania, and Williamsburg, Virginia.
In one photograph, Godard walks along dictating dialogue as his cameraman is wheeled up the Champs-Élysées hidden inside a post trolley so as not to attract crowds.
"I was going down to Mexico to get married, so I took my secretary along and dictated part of it on the plane going down, got married, dictated some more after the ceremony, and dictated the rest on the plane trip back".
A working fusion reactor gleans its energy from the organized movement of plasma, a hot ionized gas, along tracks formed by magnetic bands within the reactor, similar to the way the solar plasma on the surface of the sun moves along paths dictated by the sun's magnetic field.
Of note, EMT also occurs during normal embryonic development as precursor cells migrate along directions dictated by morphogenetic gradients [ 75].
Class divisions along with gender dictated the survival chances of those on board.
When ruling on big, controversial cases, the justices split fairly reliably along party lines dictated by their appointing presidents.
Technological products are not neutral, for they create a framework which ends up conditioning lifestyles and shaping social possibilities along the lines dictated by the interests of certain powerful groups.
Common sense, of course, would have dictated that such information was relevant to pass along.
Lily Eskelsen of the National Education Association pleaded for teachers to be brought along in the process, rather than dictated to be administrators.
