Sentence examples for usage dictates from inspiring English sources

Is it really better to insist that people like Simple Jack should be called what busybodies say they must be called, rather than whatever everyday usage dictates?

With cloud services, you spend a little more per actual user, but you can easily scale up or scale down as customer usage dictates.

"Based on our research, smartphone usage dictates wedding trends in Indonesia".

[2] defer.add img); Use a period (full stop) after the abbreviation, except when common usage dictates you can leave it out.

Electricity usage was calculated based on the power ratings of the air driving fan, evaporator fan, compressor cooling fan and the condenser of the cooling unit with duration of power usage dictated by the seven-eighth cooling time (SECT).

The genes contain few C residues, suggesting a negative selection by the editing process that maintains cytosines only in regions where protein function and codon usage dictate their necessity.

Firstly, the job of a dictionary is to document words and usage, not dictate them.

In the brain, energy usage is dictated by (a) region-specific metabolic demands, (b) the response to a particular stimulus (signaling), and (c) the developmental stage of the tissue.

Unlike their Greek and Latin counterparts, the Port-Royal grammarians did not study literary language but claimed instead that usage should be dictated by the actual speech of living languages.

The Bullitt Center is expected to use less than one-fourth the energy of a typical building its size; conventional usage would have dictated a 64,000-square-foot solar panel canopy that would have shrouded the block.

Likewise, tablet usage will be dictated by form factor — so usage patterns may also shift, as tablets migrant to other locations.