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It has been interesting to see the team forming, doing a bit of storming, norming and performing as team theory dictates.

In football the quarterback dictates the terms of every play. It's top-down control with little room for individualism from anyone else.

Federal Reserve dictates how we live, how much money we make, save and sub prime mortgages!

Religions, or any form of an organized spiritual belief, was considered to be competitive with the dictates of the communist dogma.

What an animal eats dictates to a large extent how much territory it needs to survive.

Even if untapped talent is not necessarily easy to find, the economics of Web entertainment start-ups dictates that they try hard to do it.

Since the guy who held me hostage turned out to be your son, i think logic dictates that i should move on. The problem is.

And while tax efficiency often dictates much of the process, advisers say addressing the emotive aspects can be just as important.

Common sense dictates that if Intel can cut itself into just a fraction of the cell phone market, voila - it will have the growth it craves.

Mother Earth has to be allowed to follow her own dictates, as she knows best what has to be changed.

He hated to think of May Welland's being exposed to the influence of a young woman so careless of the dictates of Taste.

of your interface dictates many important guidelines for the rest of the design, but posture is not simply a black-and-white issue.

Therefore, we are ready to proceed from writing tests to writing code as the TDD approach dictates.

The name of this folder is significant as it dictates to PDE what versions of Eclipse this template is applicable for.

One can sympathise with that view even if economics dictates that China's saving habit had to be balanced by excess spending somewhere else.

And if realpolitik dictates, India is perfectly capable of cosying up to a dictatorship, such as the Burmese military junta.

You are also continually bombarded by the media and other sources, to believe you are subservient to the dictates of the dark Ones.

Confucian tradition dictates that she gets the chair that commands the best view, over the offices and apartments outside.

All this dictates that China's defense budget increase by a significant margin in a certain period of time.

The application usually dictates whether the single-ended or differential method should be used for switching.

Activity of axillary meristems dictates the architecture of both vegetative and reproductive parts of a plant.

It was my duty also to hope in him, pray to him, and quietly to attend the dictates and directions of his daily Providence.

The implementation method that MIPS company dictates for these a few filed patent in the United States, Japan, Korea, Canada, Australia.

The host nation dictates the theme, with mixed results reflecting the variety of body shapes, heights and fashion sense of the leaders.

Nothing in the actual appearance of a watermelon dictates that its representation should proceed in this coordinated way.

dictates that unused vacation days cannot be carried over to the next year.

Dictates the possible actions for a particular Web page, the protection framework rejects any unidentified actions sent to it.

after all, the 21-year-old is the fulcrum of the side and dictates so much of their play.

One of the biggest obstacles to developing new habits is simply forgetting them: automaticity dictates that we default to familiar grooves.

Personality dictates, I do not like to see "Three Kingdoms" , not like those heritage.

After the dawn of rigorous mathematics with him, most mathematicians followed his dictates.

The -e or -d flag dictates whether the capabilities in the permitted set are in the program's effective set on startup or not, respectively.

You can apply TFP within almost any project context, whether or not the organization or project process dictates its use.

Control of the thyristor firing angle dictates the moment in which the inductor is inserted in the circuit.

The direction of the arrow dictates the association between the items according to the rules that the algorithm discovered.

Convention dictates that a minister should resign from his post in such a situation.

Sure, ordering Chinese is much easier, but science dictates women can't say no to a man in the kitchen.

The collective might of America's economy, its military and culture dictates much of what happens around the world.

A day on which custom or the law dictates a halting of general business activity to commemorate or celebrate a particular event .

Influence and margins are shifting to more adventurous internet and content ventures run by entrepreneurs less bound to party dictates.

The state of the transaction dictates recovery processing in the event of a failure.

Each of these data access patterns dictates a different persistent store design for the client-side user interface.

A woman dictates before marriage in order that she may have an appetite for submission afterwards.

Let me first explain how SPML dictates support for synchronous and asynchronous execution of requests.

On all vehicles it is important to remember that the rear axle dictates the position of the front wheels.

If a man wearing a fedora enters into a conversation with a lady, custom dictates that he doff his hat.

What if the application's scalability requirement dictates deployment to a cluster whose size is beyond the implicit limitation?

In contrast, private dictates that the response can only be stored in the client's cache (typically, a browser's cache).

Good practice dictates that you should never introduce a single point of failure into a critical infrastructure.

A Landspeeder Storm can be used as a mobile firebase, assault transport or stealth insertion craft as the combat objective dictates.

This protocol dictates that the request issued by the client describes one or more operations to be performed on a specific service point.

To what extent would people obey the dictates of the situation and ignore their own misgivings about what they were doing?

Always have I been joyful that I have the dictates of Paradise and The Will of Source to ask for counsel and advice!

When I am in such a mood, Please leave me along and let me write as the pen dictates.

Mr. Smith's taste dictates that he does not care which of these combinations he consumes.

Restaurants in France can be a pricey affair, but fortunately French law dictates that prices must include service.

The disconnected nature of the Web dictates the way an ASP. NET page runs.

It is in the business processes that CMMI dictates the way that IT resources are managed by IT processes to meet business requirements.

Facts are stubborn things. They cannot be altered by our wishes, our inclinations, or the dictates of our passions.

Here, the AllowOverride tag dictates that users aren't allowed to override any options (more on this later).

Journalists who do not adhere to party dictates on news content are harassed, detained, or jailed.

It was acknowledged at the summit that science dictates world temperatures must not rise more than 2C degrees above pre-industrial levels.

SOA governance dictates standards for consequent implementation of SOA in all parts of the organization.

Each file system dictates its own storage strategy, which may be designed to meet a specific criterion.

Often, though not always, tradition dictates that a single trophy cup be passed from one winning team to the next.

Convention dictates that our prime minister should resign in such a situation.

The one condition is that he follow the dictates of the inner voice that have guided and protected him in the past.

No point in annoying her before God and the science of magnets and whatever else dictates whether you'll find love among the wickets.

The groups element dictates which groups are going to be in this role.

But on any one issue, a person may be in the minority, so simple self-interest dictates that there be special protection for minorities.

Investment theory dictates that the hurdle rate should be equal to or greater than the incremental cost of capital.

It is the morphology of these organs that dictates the pattern of airflow disturbances through which pollen must travel.

But as Sikka points out, India cannot yet collect data from the central 'eye' of the storm, and that's what dictates a cyclone's movement.

No man can, if he would, conform his faith to the dictates of another.

Igor Costa also questions whether the coding conventions and best practices contain some unnecessary dictates.

All accessories to be mounted on valve unless special application dictates otherwise.

Culture, in compelling but unspoken ways, dictates the proven, acceptable methods by which members of the group address recurrent problems.

Hence, a software license is an agreement that dictates how a piece of software can be used.

So java. beans technically has an optional dependency on AWT, when common sense dictates that it should not.

The work is repetitive, and the workers are regarded as a variable cost to be taken on or laid off as demand dictates.

The IMF needs to assess the merit of eurozone rescue programmes independently of what regional politics dictates.

In the end, and perhaps more so in rebar than any other product, price dictates the sale.

That rotation dictates the future spin of the sun and the orbit of its planets.

The next line starts a code block that dictates what happens when each client connects.

Welcome to Evolved , where form follows fashion, style blends simplicity and femininity, and pleasure dictates every design decision.

Because PDL is an implementation of XML, XML dictates its structure but the XML elements it uses are unique to the PDL schema.

The file effective bit dictates whether the program can exercise its permitted capabilities by default.

Facts are stubborn things. They cannot be altered by our wishes, our i nclinations, or the dictates of our passions.

A topic often dictates methodology, which in turn can determine the feasibility of a topic.

It is an alias for the underlying hibernate. hbm2ddl. auto setting, which dictates how Hibernate manages your tables behind the scenes.

A topic often dictates methodology, which in turn can determine the feasibility of a topic.

It is an alias for the underlying hibernate. hbm2ddl. auto setting, which dictates how Hibernate manages your tables behind the scenes.

Good design dictates that the method signature of an RPC message service should never change.

A member of the royal family has died and custom dictates that a priest must oversee the mummification of the body.

I find the best way to spend my days--it's the free way: not to make plans, but to go this way or that as the mood dictates.

It reminds the local people of the change of the city and dictates some old stories in a silent way.

Because it's the ratio between the energy and kT that dictates the size of that term.

The more we know about what's influencing our gut, the more we will be able to overrule it when reason dictates a different reaction.

The original limited edition item is a high-end watch, where the sheer difficulty of manufacture often dictates small production runs.

The calling convention dictates this register to be nonvolatile.

The calling convention dictates this register to be nonvolatile.

Tokyo has essentially given up control over its own territory to satisfy dictates from Washington.

Disobedience to Jeffs' dictates is the usual pretext for the expulsions , but they also remedy a huge imbalance in the marriage market.

Tradition dictates that people need to make as much noise as possible to ward off potentially evil spirits. . .

I stand here not as a, supplicant . Vote as your moral conscience dictates to you .

The complexity of a type dictates which of three strategies you will use to initialize your immutable type.

Employees should learn to say "no" to their bosses ' unreasonable dictates.

The essential quality that dictates the choice of this propulsion system is readiness.

Strippers are to be heavily constructed when design dictates.

It's important that people recognise that the quality of our diet also dictates the quantity.

It's important that people recognise that the quality of our diet also dictates the quantity.

But Mubarak said in his statement that while protester demands are legitimate, he won't give in to foreign dictates.

The type of device that the request is coming from dictates how the output is rendered.

Since one of Wiggin's companions remains outside the control of the aggressor, prudence dictates that young Delphiki be protected.

He believed "that reason is given to us to sit in judgment over the dictates of our feelings. "

In vain lost Eloisa weeps and prays, Her heart still dictates, and her hand obeys.

Is our race so destitute of wisdom, so incapable of impartial love, so blind even to the simplest dictates of self-preservation that. . .

How you deal with and manage those emotions dictates short, medium and long term trading performance and success.

Typically, each shell provides for several shell startup scripts, and each shell dictates the order in which the scripts run.

My inner chorus girl dictates that I only really like people seeing me when I am at my best .

My inner chorus girl dictates that I only really like people seeing me when I am at my best .

The scope of the page dictates whether a change to a Web Part is a customization or a personalization.

The dictates include bans on suicide bombings against civilians, burning down schools, or cutting off ears, lips and tongues.

Management wisdom dictates that everyone needs to benchmark themselves against best practice.

Kanun dictates that the family of the victim has to take revenge, so her goal was to kill her husband's murderer.

Mr. Weaver dictates several more letters, then Arlens goes to her typewriter and transcribes them.

The law dictates that no donor can produce more than ten live births, and most clinics limit donation to three cycles.

Nature dictates that slightly more males are born than females to offset boys' greater susceptibility to infant disease.

A frame open at the top as a matrix dictates the overall alignment.

The quality of the steering system and steering geometry also dictates the performance of the trike.

The quality of the steering system and steering geometry also dictates the performance of the trike.

In short, the correct timing for developing business objects is largely a matter of personal preference and what the project dictates.

It is the business processes that COBIT dictates in the way the IT resources are managed by IT processes to meet business requirements.

The association actually dictates all rural affairs, and, quite literally, "whatever it says, goes" .

Traditionally, setting a control's FlatStyle to System indicates that the operating system dictates how a control will look when rendered.

Once again, custom dictates that we tip as a percentage of the bill.

Contract law which dictates how business should be conducted between parties.

In China, illicit drug use is an administrative offense, and Chinese law dictates that drug users "must be rehabilitated. "

Common sense dictates that optimism is better for an ailing body than doom and gloom.

If, however, approval is set to "false" , then the process flow dictates that the "edit and review" cycle be repeated.

If, however, approval is set to "false" , then the process flow dictates that the "edit and review" cycle be repeated.

A site template is a file that dictates the overall look and feel of a site.

Convention dictates that a minister should resign in such a situation.

Hunger no longer dictates that you eat every few hours.

This work established the notion that DNA is the software of life and that it is the DNA that dictates the cell phenotype.

The American intonation dictates liaisons and pronunciation, and it indicates mood and meaning.

It is through the dictates of lust that men and women are led to love and take delight in each other. But the guile of lust is subtle.

As things stand, scientific caution dictates a 'no' answer to this second question.

However, the intended action of the transport agent usually dictates which SMTP events it will run on.

Ongoing transmission will be monitored, and mop-ups implemented as epidemiology dictates.

Ongoing transmission will be monitored, and mop-ups implemented as epidemiology dictates.

Local tradition dictates that the faces of the dead should not be seen by people outside the family.

In this Agreement, the following terms have the following meanings unless the context clearly dictates otherwise.

"Darwinism" implies an ideology adhering to one man's dictates, like Marxism.

Bavarian tradition dictates that deerskin lederhosen are the best, because they stretch to accommodate an expanding beer belly.

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Maslow's theory dictates that people are first motivated to satisfy basic needs.

the dictates of religion direct us to the cultivation of peaceful and friendly relations with all other powers.

A sense of fairness dictates that some coins bear the names of the metals of which they are composed.

Geometry dictates that only two-, three-, four- and six-fold rotational symmetry can exist.

Common sense dictates that we go against the true meaning of life.

Common sense dictates that we go against the true meaning of life.

dictates that a minister should resign in such a situation.

This model is suited for applications where policy dictates that data is sensitive in nature.

The Lenin old age dictates the correspondence and the article, the full of meat, the thought is profound.

Tradition dictates that royal men receive a title on their wedding - and often more than one.

Sulfur removal can be carried out either before or after CO conversion as the situation dictates.

The niche not only nurtures its charges, it also dictates their behavior, determining whether they reproduce and specialize.

e. g. Because my boss is away from the office a lot he often dictates on to a cassette tape, so I have to learn audio typing.

It is the interaction of the two that shapes a person's personality and dictates how that personality develops.

If the collection contains a component that dictates in the end user's view of a page, it is a page-level collection.

If the collection contains a component that dictates in the end user's view of a page, it is a page-level collection.

While we are all for optimism, reality dictates that the Most Likely Estimate is really more useful.

So which one actually dictates our future, academic degree or capability ?

Desert vt followed the dictates of my conscience.

Self-interest dictates that the second player accept any offer, even the lowest.

The ROLE parameter dictates the server's job, with app meaning an application server.

Dictates which character set marshaled strings should use.

So there is nothing in writing that dictates what the state has to pay them.

Chinese philosophy dictates there are five elements which influence our lives: metal, wood, water, fire and earth.

The single pot bunker that is flush against the center of the green dictates the approach, depending on the angle of approach.

The single pot bunker that is flush against the center of the green dictates the approach, depending on the angle of approach.

The body produces what the mind dictates.

Our primary duty is to follow the dictates of one's conscience.

How cdfds. compu deal with and manage those emotions dictates short, medium and long term trading performance and success.

The job outlook often fluctuates with the economy, which dictates the funding available for underwriting the arts.

How you start the game dictates what you get from it.

Dwarven tradition dictates tha we drink one ale fer each number 'n tha countdown.

The lower passions *must* submit to the dictates of Reason.

The most basic economics dictates that small shocks in either supply or demand will therefore lead to large price changes.

A Windows theme is a shell-wide user setting that dictates the look of the Windows UI.

The size of servers with respect to operating system, processor, memory, data storage, and so on dictates the true maximum size.

The institutional framework dictates the kinds of skills and knowledge perceived to have the maximum pay-off.

The OECD report states, '[T]he dictates of the examinations have left students with little time and room for learning on their own.

No one arranges your time or dictates your schedule.

The selected review dictates which rules will be applied against your code.

This league dictates that the teams with quicker and more athletic players will win every game.

UML dictates standards for diagramming use cases but not for writing use case descriptions.

Popular belief dictates that a rogue nation like North Korea should be punished and isolated.

so blind even to the simplest dictates of self-preservation.

Self-interest dictates that the third player keep their money, and spend nothing on punishment.

How many test runs are saved by default dictates how many previously run tests you can open or copy to a different location.

There is a practical consideration that dictates ignoring mistakes.

Afghans often vote in blocks according to the dictates of local leaders, so irregularities are almost impossible to spot.

Dictates Tempo - Dictates pace of game from the midfield.

The French teacher dictates to the class every other week.

In addition, the amount of liquid detected dictates the speed of the wiper.

That variation, he believes, dictates the way snow crystals grow.

Retry count: Dictates how many times a service call should be retried before either the failure or timeout terminal is fired.

Tradition dictates that the prize for medicine is announced first, and this year it went to three immunologists.

Geography dictates that Canada's and Mexico's will stay strong.

The bulk of China's official reserves are held in low-risk U. S. dollar assets and that is where prudence dictates they should remain.

The sculptor produced a less sensual version for the park, still nude but closer to the dictates of Socialist realism.

In the server space cloudy could be represented by 0 or 1 or whatever the implementation language dictates.

That physical reality dictates we'll miss most things.

The new IBM methodology dictates two TL releases per year.

Clothing has always been subject to change based on the dictates of fashion and whims.

Karma often dictates what one can or cannot manifest.

It is one's hukou status, meaning if you have an urban or a rural hukou, that really dictates what kind of services that you have access to.

Suitability of format or physical form for library use and as user demand dictates, based on universal criteria established in this policy.

If the bet is lost it then dictates a different bet action.

Horror of public ownership dictates the government's stake in Citi be kept close to 40 per cent.

pursuant to our agreement; pursuant to the dictates of one's conscience.

That is impossible. Geometry dictates that only two-, three-, four- and sixfold rotational symmetry can exist.

I guess common sense dictates that you should de-stress when you can.

Man dictates to weapons , not vice versa.

Chinese custom dictates that a couple in this situation should marry within 100 days of the father's death, or wait three years.

The maxOccurs attribute dictates a single instance.

This in turn dictates the length, type, and structure of the EPC.

So they will be forced to lend when prudence dictates otherwise.

dictates of parents and words .

The hand writes faithfully what the eye dictates.

The problem with theory, she felt, is that it single-mindedly dictates the right and wrong ways to watch and respond to movies.

Because he didn't follow the dictates of conscience, he lost his friends.

The philosophy of Web 2. 0 dictates we turn these resources and blue bars back into people and real life.

The Heisenberg uncertainty principle dictates that he can measure the bits in only one mode, not both.

At restaurants, even if a service charge is included, custom dictates adding another 5%-10% to the bill.

The StaticDisplayLevels property dictates how many levels of menu items are displayed statically.

This pool size dictates the amount of memory that is available for the JVM.

A date constraint dictates that a task must be finished by a certain date, for example, or started no earlier than a certain date.

No hard rule dictates how long a line of code should be.

The slope dictates howmuch lost GPA there is for each unit of cleaning.

If a clever man wins a foolish man, it is what the natural logic of things dictates.

What is in the room now that must stay? You may have a carpet or tile color that dictates the color scheme.

My whole being was responding to the dictates of an ambience which it had never before experienced;

All over the world there is conformity to the dictates of the military, the social environment is influencing us to conform;

But I was hurried on, and obey'd blindly the Dictates of my Fancy rather than my Reason;

Gets or sets the flag that dictates whether the file can be modified or deleted

zach . even if i wanted to , the code , it dictates

The selected review dictates which rules will be applied against your code. The Analysis feature includes these reviews, or rule sets

The Overmind itself, an enormous living brain like entity, dictates control of all the myriad