Sentence examples for basic determination from inspiring English sources

It is inexcusable that Captain Yee was dragged through the mud, and imprisoned for more than 70 days, before this basic determination was made.

While 'space' is the name of the category with the same name, 'spatiality' is the name of the basic determination of the entities that are in space.

Yet, in the beginning of the Preface of the Metaphysical Foundations, he describes it as whatever is an object of outer sense, and later he argues that the "basic determination of something that is to be an object of the outer senses had to be motion, because only thereby can these senses be affected" (4:476).

"I wish we could submit more for resettlement, but I'm more disturbed by the fact that people are waiting for years to get the basic determination on their refugee status so they can move on with their lives," she said.

The high prices paid for EVOO with a high phenolic concentration are not based on taste beyond the expected fruitiness and pungency of this type of oil, except for the basic determination that it has no defects.

There was also a previous experiment with microarrays available that measured expression by sampling relatively densely throughout the yeast cell cycle; this experiment was performed in triplicate allowing for a basic determination of the confidence limits of the measurement [33].

Detection of MASI of an oncogene requires three basic determinations: 1) detection of an oncogenic mutation; 2) copy number enumeration of the mutant gene in the tumor cells and 3) determination of the relative ratio of the mutant:wild type allele (mA%).

Please use caution when describing these acts of basic human determination for survival and maybe even a moment of hope.

Soil analyses included an array of basic properties, determination of a continuous particle size distribution and measurement of the saturated hydraulic conductivity (HC).

The goals of electrocardiographic (ECG) monitoring in hospital settings have expanded from simple heart rate and basic rhythm determination to the diagnosis of complex arrhythmias, myocardial ischemia, and prolonged QT interval.

Australian-born British physicist and X-ray crystallographer, discoverer (1912) of the Bragg law of X-ray diffraction, which is basic for the determination of crystal structure.