Sentence examples for strength dictates from inspiring English sources

In swimming, muscular strength dictates how much force muscles are able to apply to the water, which in turn propels the body forward.

Ultimately, a country's economic strength dictates its military spending.

It is likely that falling dictates the prevalence of hip fracture, while the bone strength dictates who is more likely to fracture and the nature of the fracture that occurs.

In this study we reveal how the lateral confinement imposed by block copolymer nano-domains in thin film templates affects the assembly of the deposited polyelectrolyte layers at different ionic strengths, and how the combined effects of nano-confinement and ionic strength dictate the final structure of the multilayer.

Do stimulus parameters with high strength dictate at what location a perceptual transition starts in binocular rivalry?

The particular combination of nucleotides at each position within the same splice site determines its overall strength, which dictates the likelihood of recognition by the U1 and U2 spliceosomes.

Although no longer the active leader of the state and party, he did muster the strength to dictate several prescient articles and what is called his political "Testament," dictated to his secretary between Dec. 23, 1922, and Jan . 4 , 1923in which he expressed a great fear for the stability of the party under the leadership of disparate, forceful personalities such as Stalin and Trotsky.

At low thicknesses the microtruss strength is dictated by global bucking of the internal struts.

This finding agrees with existing literature, which suggests that cuttlebone strength is dictated by the cuttlefish habitation depth.

It is found that the composite tensile strength is dictated by both fiber volume fraction and weave architecture.

For them to do so, the Sunnis must accept that they no longer have the strength to dictate their country's course.