The right to determinative decision-making powers, like the powers provided to the review process in the Council of Accreditation for Children and Families (COA) in US (Frisino, 2002), still eluded ADRC.
Despite being designed to meet specific measurements requirements, this converter is intended for applications where device power requirements are determinative such self powered sensors networks and implantable devices.
Our most powerful and determinative battle, however, has not been a military conflict.
Moreover, existence or absence of cellulose-binding domain might play a determinative role.
Therefore, the non-disease specific factors might play a determinative role in self-perceived HRQoL.
The first decade of the 21st century has delineated the limits of U.S. power: It is great but no longer determinative.
Disraeli redefined Judaism as a matter of race rather than religion, and in his novels "Coningsby" (1844), "Sybil" (1845) and "Tancred" (1847), he celebrated occult Jewish power, always exercised behind the scenes, and always determinative.
So, Powers seems to say, we shall have to wait and see which is determinative of happiness, nature or nurture; for now, however, at novel's close, the answer must be, happily enough, "a bit of both".
Pascal, turning Augustinianism inside out, radically expanded the powers of imagination implicit in the work of Montaigne and Descartes, and made imagination the determinative faculty of everything from meaning and beauty to political legitimacy and happiness.
