Sentence examples for is dictated only from inspiring English sources

The upper limit on the operand precision is dictated only by the available memory to store the operands and internal results.

It's not hard to believe that Jon spreads magic dust, because membership is dictated only by desire, yet every month 10 or 12 gents gather and spend an hour and a half in earnest discussion of a chosen book, wavering off the subject only from time to time and engaging hardly at all in the act of cruising (at least not noticeably).

When 'no-call' procedure is applied to those observations of borderline quality, we showed earlier that the biased estimation is dictated only by MAF and c.

But Strauss said the move had been dictated only because of the match situation, saying: "It was just a way of accommodating Davies at the top of the order.

After a decade of American blood spilled there, President Obama should declare that the schedule will be dictated only by the security of the troops, and the withdrawal should take no more than a year.

It was thought that the proteins produced by ribosomes were dictated only by the sequences of the mRNAs they translated, however it is becoming apparent that subpopulations of ribosomes can have unique properties that influence the functions of the proteins they produce.

Their placement was dictated only by clinical considerations and the experimental study had no bearing on these decisions.

This duty is dictated not only by my professional registration but also by moral and ethical standards.

This stance is dictated not only by Russia's interests, but also, as Mr. Putin stated, by those of China.

Therefore, it is likely that a west to east movement in influenza is a more general phenomenon than previously thought and is dictated not only by major traffic pathways but by local contact networks as well.

Leukemic cells are very sensitive to radiation induced apoptosis, but the magnitude of the TBI radiation dose is dictated not only by the need to control tumor cells, but also to respect normal tissue tolerances of critical organs.