Sentence examples for indeterminate how from inspiring English sources

The problem, says Dretske, is that it is indeterminate how we should describe the function of the magnetesomes.

And since these numerical sentences contain no vague vocabulary, it would seem to follow that it cannot be indeterminate how many things there are.

If it is uncertain or indeterminate how a particular distributive principle might in practice apply to the ordering of real societies, then this principle is not yet a serious candidate for our consideration.

In itself, a traditionally scored work of Western music is a schematic formation full of places of indeterminacy (e.g. it may be indeterminate exactly how loudly a note is to be played, or how long it should be held), which are filled out differently in various performances.

With ideal verification studies will account for all eligible individuals, state how indeterminate results were handled, and > 90% of those undergoing the index test should progress to complete the outcome measure.

Since the authors filter out IC50s/Kis of indeterminate values, it is unclear how compounds that were clearly inactive were processed.

The movement takes up the realist idea that law is fundamentally indeterminate, and echoes Marxist views about how the interests of the powerful shape law.

So, you can communicate a different orientation or identity for an indeterminate amount of time; this is how we distinguish between expression, and identity/orientation.

We go back again and again for another greasy burger or indeterminate hunk of fish, knowing full well how bad it is for us.

The order of these markers is indeterminate from the linkage maps, which is how they are portrayed by DAGGER.

How this money is used is indeterminate: some portion covers orphanage overhead, some offsets the facilitator's expenses and much of it, I.N.S. investigators say, is raw profit.