One child had a missing mitogen sample and was classified as a determinate (valid test).
We consider that the low nucleation rate and sticking coefficient at high temperatures play a determinate role in the nucleation stage, preventing the GaN nuclei from forming on the graphite surface.
This thus creates uncertainty about the exact location of the edge – it is represented not as being located at a single, determinate position, but within a range of possible positions.
It follows that there is no function from worlds to individuals that corresponds to this use of the name (if there were, it would single out a determinate individual at the actual world, and we have just seen that this leads to the wrong interpretation).
Again, "it will be case that Socrates is as big as Plato" (compounded sense) indicates that there will be a determinate moment at which the two will be of the same size, whereas "Socrates will be as big as Plato" (divided sense) indicates that Socrates will at some time be as big as Plato is now, though Plato may have grown even larger by then.
Leaf primordia are clusters of cells in a determinate state at the periphery of the shoot apical meristem (SAM), which contains aggregates of indeterminate stem cells.
In the current study, we assessed the genotypes of 53 photoperiod-insensitive soybean cultivars at four maturity genes and a determinate growth-habit gene by using allele-specific DNA markers that distinguished each of the recessive alleles from the others.
According to such views, what is or is not conscious is not always a determinate fact, or at least not so independent of a larger context of interpretative judgments.
A qualificandum as qualified by a qualifier is perceived all at once (eka-vṛtti-vedya), but a determinate perception's portions have distinct etiologies.
A determinate tomato plant grows to a certain (determined), limited size and then stops or at least slows its growth greatly.
