Someone who inherits potentially valuable property that does not have an easily determinable value and who does not plan to sell it quickly should probably invest in an appraisal, Mr. Block said, to pin down the basis at the time of acquisition.
The proposed idea of positive expected value is intriguing, but in the real world such clearly determinable values do not exist.
In the real world such clearly determinable values do not exist, and neither is it clear how investigators and sponsors, who are invested in the success of a proposed therapy, would develop such a formula.
A total of 180,365 data points (gene expression values) from the pool 'A' and 294,987 data points from the pool 'B', relative to 17,676 distinct loci, for which an 'A'/'B' ratio value was determinable, were included in the analysis.
Matter is a determinable made determinate by form.
Similarly, rest mass and rest mass of 3 kilograms are a determinable and a determinate, respectively.
There the properties themselves are determinates falling under a determinable, e.g., crimson and scarlet under red, red under color.
Like the distinction between genus and species, the distinction between determinables and determinates is a relative one; redness is a determinate with respect to color but a determinable with respect to specific shades of red.
That is, a particular white is a fully determinate shade of color, rather than a determinable such as white, which is a generic classification of various determinate shades of white.
But determinates are not definable in terms of a determinable and a differentia; indeed, they are not conjunctive properties of any obvious sort.
If it turns out that we can't specify the right sort of differentia for these relations, another proposal according to which grounding is both unitary and variegated worth considering is this: grounding tout court is a determinable, and the various fine-grained grounding relations are determinates of this determinable.
