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Churches should be able to determine their own beliefs.

Mobile phones may be able to determine their positions indoors using their internal digital compasses.

Many phenolic compounds were discovered and used long before chemists were able to determine their structures.

By measuring the rate of fall of the oil drops, he was able to determine their weight.

They bring to mind objects from folk or religious rituals, although at first glance a viewer may not be able to determine their purpose.

"Communities should be able to determine their own future and decide what their area should look like in five, 10, or 20 years' time.

While children participating in our study did regard their local forest as places for recreation, we were not able to determine if their behaviours emulated Western societies' current tendency for children to interact less with nature and to spend less time outdoors (Francis and Lorenzo 2006).

But what if the bank was able to determine that their online customer is using a different computer from normal?

"Do you understand that this administration argued before the Supreme Court that the church should not be able to determine who their ministers are but that government should decide who qualifies as a minister," Mr. Romney said, as the crowd booed.

But researchers have not been able to determine how their actions affect the troupe overall.

Cloud users are not able to determine where their data is located and who has access to it.