Sentence examples for a determinate list of from inspiring English sources

Nussbaum's attempt to define a determinate list of key or basic capabilities like the above is, however, controversial.

From a few hard-to-dispute facts and a principle of consistency he thinks we can derive two generic human rights—and from them, a list of more determinate rights.

By adding a door to a determinate "kind" of people, one is making a political statement.

If you have an experience as of something red, you will experience it as being a determinate shade of red.

By contrast, because the needs of practical reason gives us direction, we can have a determinate cognition of God.

The approximate amount of a determinate combination of chemical-adsorbed compounds is better given by the spatial concentration (SC) concept.

When the networks achieve a determinate number of subsystems they maintain theirs global funcional configurations despite external and internal perturbations.

Greater synchronization of maturity is also favoured by a determinate habit, either of inflorescence branches, as in determinate variants of Amaranthus caudatus (Kulakow, 1987), or of vegetative branches, as in some types of bush bean (Smartt, 1969).

NGDPLT also would not yield a determinate real value of the dollar.

In the former, and earlier, Neurath assumed a determinate logical relation of inconsistency.

"The higher or lower fee is not a determinate of a good or bad manager," Ghodsi says.