Sentence examples for model dictates that from inspiring English sources
The classic venture capital model dictates that a fund should be invested in a range of technologies.
The new model dictates that sustainability is presented as a way of thinking, integrated throughout the course.
The model dictates that a company should communicate clearly with the public about a crisis, cooperate with government officials, swiftly begin its own investigation of a problem and, if necessary, quickly institute a product recall.
Employing the elasticity of virtualized infrastructures, the proposed model dictates that system resources must be fully exploited by incoming jobs, even if they do not satisfy their requirements completely.
Aldi's lean business model dictates that the store opens only during peak shopping hours.
The leaky scanning model dictates that if the first AUG is in a less favorable sequence context, then a fraction of 40S ribosomal subunits will bypass the first AUG and initiate translation at a downstream AUG.
The geostrophic-wind and gradient-wind models dictate that, in the Northern Hemisphere, flow around a cyclone cyclonic circulation is counterclockwise, and flow around an anticyclone anticyclonic circulation is clockwise.
Today, business models dictate that platforms like Slack must keep their messages to themselves.
But until then, he says, the spreadsheets and financial models dictate that suing customers and partners just makes too much sense.
The dynamics of transit provider selection in the model dictate that stubs never change their transit providers and cannot themselves become transit providers at a later time.
A global design rule has been taken into consideration in every model which dictates that complete yielding of the infill steel plate must precede any failure or hinging in the boundary frame and that hinging in the column must be the last step.
