Sentence examples for time dictated from inspiring English sources

The dogma of the time dictated that new playwrights went in the theatre upstairs, but Mojo felt constrained there.

But social protocols of the time dictated that the patrons of the pricey stalls not mingle with the public.

Dantonio offered Bell a scholarship, figuring his size — 217 pounds at the time — dictated a move to linebacker if he was not fast enough for running back.

Lapua Movement, (1929 32), fascist movement in Finland that threatened the young state's democratic institutions and for a time dictated the policies of the government.

The neodymium atoms absorbed the light and, after a time dictated by the crystal's structure, released a photon with the same quantum state as the original.

Conventions of the time dictated that this second movement should have been in the dominant key - B flat major, or in C minor, the parallel minor.

"Time dictates the agenda here," Chuck D howls.

van Amerongen R, Bowman AN, Nusse R. Developmental stage and time dictate the fate of Wnt/beta-catenin-responsive stem cells in the mammary gland.

In conclusion, combining baculovirus-modified de-differentiated chondrocytes and RSB culture creates constructs that repair osteochondral defects, and in vitro culture time dictates the construct maturation and subsequent in vivo repair.

He is peculiarly attuned to the ways in which a properly designed environment expresses a cultural era and, conversely, how the currents of culture at any point in time dictate the relevant modes of style and design.

The overall relaxation time will always be smaller than any of the two relaxation times, the smaller relaxation time dictating its value.