Sentence examples for system is dictated from inspiring English sources
"In football the system is dictated by the head coach.
Thus, the stabilization of the amorphous binary system is dictated by molecular-level interactions rather than bulk-level phenomena.
But doctors say they have little power to sift out poorer patients because the medical payment system is dictated by insurers, including the federal government and health maintenance organizations.
The conversion of electricity to heat occurs with 100% efficiency, meaning that the energy recovery efficiency of a molten salt system is dictated by the heat capture and heat transfer capabilities of the system, as well as the efficiency of the subsequent generation process for electricity recovery.
The creation of such a system is dictated by the needs of the communities of fire protection designers, specialists and verification bodies for a clear and easily accessible tool that will be further developed as needed in order to support and improve the national design and construction process for fire safety engineering.
The total efficiency of the system is dictated by the harmony in the integration of all the modules.
The mechanism of phase separation in two similar systems was dictated by the rates of the crosslinking reactions.
It's not that we're doing it on purpose necessarily, it's just that the subconscious 'programs' (our value systems) are dictating our actions to a certain extent.
The core problem is that the current research and development system … is dictated by commercial interests so there are no new medicines for TB but there are medicines [from which drugs companies] can make a lot of money.
The utilisation of this heat component to further boost system efficiency is dictated by the application and end-use requirements.
The equilibrated number of MC-atoms, as well as system structure, is dictated by the chemical potential of the MC-atom reservoir (i.e., the free energy per MC-atom in the original source, such as ½GO2 for modelling oxide formation upon exposure to O2).
