Sentence examples for dictated movement from inspiring English sources

The history of our species is dominated by movement: from the global expansion of modern humans out of Africa, to continent-wide dispersions following the development of agriculture, to the often socially dictated movement of individuals seeking mates or resources.

For the top players, money does not necessarily dictate movement.

In this case, it may be that differences in water temperatures (≈24°C) help dictate movements to breeding grounds at oceanic scale [86].

The labor market dictated the movement of Poles, Italians, Mexicans and Filipinos as much as it did for Africans and their descendants; even those fleeing persecution or famine wouldn't have come to the United States if they didn't think they could find work.

Also accompanying these criminal activities is the likelihood of transmitting FMD through cloven-hoofed animal-derived products such as fresh milk and meat as well as other disease-carrying fomites which could have been detected, confiscated and disposed or dipped/decontaminated had official check points been used as dictated by movement protocols.

His blocking of the singers freed them from the old idea that specific instances in the music dictated their movement, and stars who could not act had no place in his productions.

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Leylandii hedges — a common sight across Britain — create barriers blocking paths through the exhibition, while in an upstairs room, rogue water sprinklers also dictate visitors' movement.

There is nothing World Rugby can do to prevent market forces from dictating player movement, but it does have the power to make it harder for countries to behave like clubs by tightening up the regulations on international eligibility.

Great occurrences like the Napoleonic invasion happen not because one man dictates the movement of history, but because hundreds of thousands of motives and accidents and reactions occur at once; Tolstoy called this the "swarmlike life, where man inevitably fulfils the laws prescribed for him".

Map-based models dictate the movement of nodes according to predefined paths and routes derived from real map data.