Sentence examples for dictated by weak from inspiring English sources

The supramolecular assembly of 3 was destined to evolve along two mutually exclusive pathways, namely one, which employs intermolecular O H⋯O H-bonds (pathway 1) and the other that sacrifices these for intramolecular O H⋯O H-bonds and settles for a crystal packing dictated by weak intermolecular interactions alone (pathway 2).

Light wind shear prevented Fay from intensifying further, and the gradual movement was dictated by a weak mid-level ridge to the north.

This was a trail ride – but "trail" does not describe its exhilarating pace (although speed is always dictated by the weakest rider in the group).

The structure of a protein is dictated by a large number of weak interactions that cooperatively stabilize the native state.

This physical picture flows from the nature of the folded structure, whose stability and structural integrity is dictated by a large number of weak forces acting together.

Fraser points to the fact that Canada only grows 11percentt of its supply of fruits and vegetables, while the rest is imported, meaning the costs of the fruits and vegetables we buy at home is dictated by foreign currencies (and, given the weak Canadian dollar, that means they're simply too high).

Being dictated by a logarithmic law, the dependency of Rth on h is rather weak.

The "uninspired activities" the letter frames as "concept art" — tasks (like dancing in the dark and falling asleep on the desk) dictated by pieces of paper strewn across the floor — could be seen as weak parody.

Attractive forces between alkane molecules are dictated by London forces (or dispersion forces, arising from electron fluctuations in molecules; see chemical bonding: Intermolecular forces) and are weak.

Its weak affinity for single-stranded DNA allows Cdc13N to easily dissociate fromthe telomeres (through a mechanism likely dictated by Hsp82) to allow telomerase access to the telomeric overhang for G-strand elongation.

"It was dictated by you".