Sentence examples for determinate resolution from inspiring English sources

Ordering implies a systematicity requirement: principles of justice should provide a determinate resolution to problems of justice that arise under them; and in so far as a conception of justice is not able to order conflicting claims and resolve problems of justice, that is a reason against choosing it in the original position.

The attempt to give pleasure to a reader, he said: a puzzle with a determinate solution.

It is possible that this question has no determinate answer.

Matter is a determinable made determinate by form.

The first result is Everett's resolution of the determinate record problem, and the second his resolution of the probability problem.

It's natural to wish for some definitive closure or determinate conclusion.

See the entry on determinates vs. determinables for more details.

But I doubt whether the term "happiness" in the Declaration was intended to have a single determinate meaning.

Atomic force microscopy [AFM] and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy [HRTEM] have demonstrated to be powerful techniques to determinate the size of nanoparticles below 10 nm [17, 18].

He then offered solutions that seemed determinate.

Tomato plants grow in two distinct ways: indeterminate and determinate.