Sentence examples for governed by whether from inspiring English sources

Of course, whether you view this musical ecosystem positively will be governed by whether you think musicians are using the past for inspiration and influence - or ransacking history because they have no imagination.

The proper time to remove a fruit from the tree or plant varies with each fruit and is governed by whether the product will be sold and consumed within hours, or stored for weeks, months, or even a year.

In closed-loop systems the ground temperature around the vertical boreholes is slightly increased or decreased; the direction of the temperature change is governed by whether the system is dominated by heating (which would be the case in colder regions) or cooling (which would be the case in warmer regions).

All of this, of course, is governed by whether you opted into location services, and can be toggled off using the maps location toggle in the Privacy section of settings.

The relationship between lifestyle and political priorities is at best oblique: you really can't judge how politicians will govern by whether they hunt or windsurf, frolic in the Texas brush or the Martha's Vineyard sand, favor corn dogs or arugula.

What this definition really means is that until the company forms at least one protected series, the company will be governed by ULLCA alone, whether formed as a series LLC or not.

Muscle growth is governed by myostatin, a protein that determines whether an animal has compact muscles tuned for rapid sprints or a leaner body suited for endurance.

This dispute affects investigational strategies in which the choice of animal model for a study is governed by the consideration of whether notochordal cells are present in the disc or have been replaced by cells that are non-notochordal in origin [ 3].

For form and content were thought traditionally to be governed by absolute and universal principles--whether or not we agree with that view today.

Safin, though, is notoriously volatile, and - until his performances are governed by something more predictable than whether he has got out of bed on the right side - it is difficult to see him mounting a sustained challenge to Federer's dominance.

This means that if they don't put your interests first, you can sue them, which is not the case with most securities brokers and agents now, as they are governed by a looser standard of whether an investment they recommend is "suitable".