Today, the growth has dislodged the backboard and soon, its original function will be indeterminate.
6 The effect of (imperfect) price discrimination on output is normally assumed to be indeterminate.
The blues is one of the great generous pools of American culture, so giant as to be indeterminate.
Despite the loss or disablement of untold numbers of lives, manage your war so that its results will be indeterminate.
The action failed on the judge's interpretation of an administration law, believing evidence to be indeterminate regarding whether council had made an appropriate investigation into the "nuisance".
There is, at least logically, another possibility: a quantum mechanical explanation of consciousness, in which conscious decision-making would be indeterminate but nonrandom.
Sentences used to be indeterminate: a man might get five to 20 years, with a parole board deciding when he was to be released.
The means by which a particular lobe pattern is "selected" in a real ascending balloon is dependent on a number of factors, some of which may be indeterminate (e.g., the distribution of the excess balloon material below the gas bubble).
In post-structuralism, text denoted not only verbal artifacts, but any configuration of signs, and texts were understood to be indeterminate and open to multiple readings, determined by the hermeneutics interpretive communities.
In the philosophical period, natural laws were discovered, but the world of human events was still held to be indeterminate, and thought was confused by the belief in essences, teleologies, and other unobservable forces.
Under 1976 laws, prosecutors say, the sentence would be "indeterminate, not to exceed life, " with the case reviewed every couple of years to determine whether the juvenile had been rehabilitated.
