Sentence examples for determined quite from inspiring English sources

The way that I've lived my life was determined quite early on by the fact that I wanted to write fiction.

Lincoln Center, however, had some different ground rules and not only because the original 21 screenings were compressed to 8. Issues of international rights determined quite a bit of what could be shown and what couldn't.

We follow the criteria that was determined quite a while ago".

Given a word or a string of text, PMs can be determined quite accurately with an automatic segmentation tool [13].

With the help of these design charts the required embedded length T can be determined quite easily taking into account the difference of the ground water level H, the geometrical boundary conditions of the excavation and the unity weight of submerged soil γ'.

It has been shown that the positions of the subset of sensory and motor neurons directly connected to sensory organs and muscles, respectively, can be determined quite accurately by minimizing their total wiring cost [28].

(To be precise, Beardsley described the motivation of an admin placing a database on the net as "¯\_ The motivation for launching the mapping project was an attempt to comprehensively determine quite how insecure the net is. "Everything is on the internet and it's all broken," Beardsley says.

The different electronic structure of the tautomers, containing enol and ketofragment, determines quite different photochemical behavior.

It is not the power to choose anything, but only the power to choose between alternatives offered, and what these shall be circumstances determine quite as will" (59).

Whatever the reason, the number of Europeans at TechCrunch 50 is – for a region that encompasses about 300 million people – relatively thin on the ground and I am trying to determine quite why this is.

Generally speaking, it is difficult to determine quite accurately the thickness and composition of the QWs and QBs, because XRD can only give the averaged composition of the MQWs and the thickness of one period.