If you're able to control all of those things in intimate detail by dictating down to every screw, either actual or metaphorical, then you're going to have a leg up in 'personal' devices.
Although some things are dictated top-down in Turkey, design isn't one of them.
The ongoing partnership between security and product at Facebook was not dictated top-down by company leaders.
Mr. Brooks is the one, not Tea Partiers, with far more in common with those on the left who desire order dictated from top-down structures or, as he puts it, "just authorities".
Selecting pertinent events in the cacophony of sounds that impinge on our ears every day is regulated by the acoustic salience of sounds in the scene as well as their behavioral relevance as dictated by top-down task-dependent demands.
But there's nothing built into the system that would dictate slowing down".
"But how could you store a Balenciaga flat and maintain its most important properties, which are volume?" This decision is emblematic of the unconventional intellectual and conceptual approach to fashion that Ms. Clark has employed for more than 15 years in turning traditional exhibit dictates upside down.
Pakistan's identity and ideology were to be dictated from the top down, without the bother of elections.
Syntax is not dictated by mavens laying down rules; it's issued with the newborn brain itself, along with the capacity to soar, inspire or inflame as well as to argue about the details of usage.
The club were well organised, but there was neither wi-fi nor hard-wired internet access, which made filing the match report of their FA Cup tie against Crystal Palace tricky (the days of copytakers taking down reports dictated by phone are long gone).
No breath of air was stirring, from high in the tree, the movement of a leaf disengaged and tumbled down, dictated only by its own structural aerodynamics.
