Sentence examples for dictated constraints from inspiring English sources

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

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

BUT how much of that patience and sensitivity is dictated by social constraints?

Each is made manifestly uneasy by the formal constraints dictated by the human body and not the least of those involving sex.

The recent excitement over Emily Dickinson's so-called "envelope poems" makes much of the choice of medium and the various constraints dictated by differently shaped surfaces.

The more you know, the more likely you are to vote in an ideologically consistent way, not just following your party but following a set of constraints dictated by a political ideology.

In many cases, recycle/reuse is dictated by sink constraints on properties of the recycled streams.

Hence, some simulations can produce counterintuitive results, where feedback relationships or constraints dictated by theory are not present.

The tessellation of the cells is not periodic, but is dictated by geometric constraints between adjacent units.

The focused nature of DSSTox was in part dictated by the constraints of the manual curation efforts, which ensured high quality structure-identifier mappings.

The methodology is based on the subdivision of all the relevant constraints dictated by environmental issues and territory legislations in four main classes.