Sentence examples for which can be dictated from inspiring English sources

The parameters that have the greatest effect on heat transfer are shown to be the inlet temperature and flow rate, i.e. pipeline design parameters which can be dictated by the capture plant and pipeline's design and operation rather than environmental parameters.

Even if they did, there are not the centralised forms of command through which orders to lay down weapons can be dictated.

Now design decisions can be dictated by other factors, which obviously has benefits for consumers.

Much of my travel can be dictated by growing seasons.

Possible choices for (lambda _mathbf{x,omega }) can be dictated by physics-based arguments.

This can be dictated by a variety of factors, including the site of growth.

The observed finite facet sizes are dictated by facet coarsening kinetics which can be strongly retarded by deep local energy minima associated with atomic matching across the boundary.

The fate of ubiquitinated proteins are dictated by the type of ubiquitin chains, which can be destructive and non-destructive.

Gap junctions have been show n to play a tumor-suppressive role (Kandouz and Batist, 2010); however, our data indicate that the connexin composition of gap junctions dictates their function, which can be tumorigenic.

There will probably be lots more work for transcribing operators now that the businessman has been offered a portable dictating machine which can be used almost anywhere on his travels — on ordinary house circuits, in trailers, plugged in on an automobile dashboard, an airplane, or any six-volt battery circuit.

This molecule's chemistry dictates its biologic activity, which can be both direct and indirect.