The report cards, on the other hand, are a one-year snapshot, and heavily determined by progress on state tests.
British politics is already heavily determined by location: the south, outside of London, is broadly Tory, the north broadly Labour.
The chef-patron's certainty about what you should eat, heavily determined by what's in season, is deeply reassuring.
In a country where social status is heavily determined by age and academic credentials, people did not know what to think.
This generational change will be a balm to white liberals, whose politics have been so heavily determined by an agonized sense of "what black people want," as defined by the black leadership class.
The performance of network-coded cooperative networks is heavily determined by the relay selection scheme.
The view of Pythagoreanism in the Middle Ages was heavily determined by three late ancient Latin writers: Calcidius, Macrobius and Boethius.
For top companies, especially those whose interests are heavily determined by maverick executives like Oracle's Larry Ellison, protecting the boss protects the greater interests of the company.
This concept describes a form that is "too heavily determined by non-human forces" (Nio 2004, p. 43) to allow for human recognition (something that is, by contrast, possible for identity).
The former studies established that behavior could not be reliably predicted from personality test scores because it was heavily determined by situational factors, while the latter work showed that whether children cheated on tests or behaved dishonestly depended mostly on situational variables such as the risks of being found out.
