Sentence examples for fixed and determined from inspiring English sources

That was the course of business, and fixed and determined the interstate character of the transactions.

Perhaps we should say that the enduring self is not, after all, a fixed and determined thing, achieved once and for all.

Rejecting traditional notions of a fixed and determined psychological makeup, Stendhal never defines his characters and instead depicts individuals in the process of becoming.

These included that the carriers should be compensated at 'fair and reasonable rates' to be fixed and determined by the Interstate Commerce Commission.

The model of [7, 8] is reexamined to produce a correlation formula, with all parameters fixed and determined.

In addition, he said, the state's Business Corporation Law provides that maintenance charges and general assessments pursuant to a proprietary lease must be fixed and determined on an equal per-share basis, on an equal per-room basis, or as an equal percentage of the maintenance charges.

For reasons of computational complexity, however, we assume that the multi-user schedule is already fixed and determine link adaptation parameters based on this resource allocation.

In each case a primary resource was the foundational metaphysical and ontological "unit idea" of a hierarchical Great Chain of Being (Lovejoy 1964) on which each race was believed to have a fixed and determining place.

Hence, we hold the parameters (w^{0}, widehat {w}^{mathrm {I}}), and θ fixed and determine the bifurcations for the parameters (0leq q < widehat {w}^{mathrm{I}} 1-theta)) and (-widehat {b} 1-theta{pk}} leq Deltandidehat {b}leq widehat {b}_{mathrm{pk}}), where (widehat {b}_{mathrm{pk}}) is given by Eq. (9).

That is, the State officer may fix and determine the price to be paid for grain which is bought, shipped, and sold in interstate commerce.

A hydrographic survey consists of two operations: determining the horizontal coordinates of points on the surface of the body of water (position fixing) and determining the water's depth at those points.