Sentence examples for * the predetermination from inspiring English sources
Errors in E s * for a sample come from uncertainties in the predetermination of A and E t * and in the f measurement for the sample, which are represented by the standard deviations σA, σEt, and σf, respectively.
Planning defined as the predetermination of a sequence of actions towards some goal is crucial for complex problem solving.
Emphasis was placed on the predetermination of expenditures, over a five-year period, in accordance with the expected (or desired) rate of growth of the economy.
The standard structural design procedure requires the predetermination of the dimensions of load carrying members that is generally based on designer's engineering skill, experience and intuition.
With the predetermination of routes configuration and preprocessing of available ship types, the mathematical model in part 4 has become a simple IP problem.
Besides these two compendia, Blemmydes composed two anthropological works, De anima and De corpore, and two short treatises on a much-discussed question of both theological and philosophical import, Against the Predetermination of the Terminus of Life, in which he defends the causal connection between moral choice and life span, although he proceeds mostly by appeal to authority.
All this argues in favour of the genetic predetermination of the individual glycome composition but also emphasizes the necessity to validate the importance of epigenetic factors that could play a role in establishing a person's glycome profile.
These results suggest that, in contrast to the epigenetic predetermination observed in the locus of the adipogenic master regulator gene, C/EBPα, the PPARγ−binding sites of late-expressing genes such as ADIPOQ and ADIPOR2 are differentially methylated after induction of adipogenesis, thus providing markers for later-stage epigenetic regulation of adipose differentiation.
Tom Bruce, Hounslow's cabinet member for education, described the suggestion of "predetermination" as a "very serious and unfounded allegation", pointing out that planning authorities were separate legally from councils and that the Niskham application had been discussed in a public meeting lasting more than four hours.
Historicizing certain notions helps participants to overcome fatalistic attitudes towards history, the idea of predetermination and current interpretations of reality which employ dubious categories.
