Carter can often be found working at his computer among the piles, surrounded by the artifacts of an indeterminate number of writing projects.
All Nio's projects are allusive, indeterminate and therefore ambiguous and disquieting at the same time, with special emphasis on those cases in which the context may be reassembled into a generic urban panorama.
The streaked blondish hair (presumably a wig) that cascaded to her shoulders enhanced the illusion of indeterminate age (and undaunted sensuality) projected by a voice that has always been synonymous with defiance.
But in 1826 he postponed that project for an indeterminate period.
Logistics project scheduling problem in indeterminate environment is gaining more and more attention in recent years.
It became a project to assist the functioning of the economy even further; a project in which basic universal rights have been reduced to mere aspirations and - as Mr Bruton said - postponed to some indeterminate date in the future; a project that limits the Eastern European countries' involvement in Europe to the role of auxiliary policemen in the fight against organized crime.
None of these people are writing anything so indeterminate as "a novel" or "a book project"; they are each of them, separately and identically, bringing into fruition a particular opus that is theirs alone, given and foreordained.
In fact, the project has been in an indeterminate state for so long that it has been the subject of at least two books, hundreds of editorials and a pair of documentary films, including last summer's "Cape Spin" -- described by The New York Times as a "tragicomic" look at one of the nation's most protracted energy infrastructure battles.
Nielson and Singer, both Northern California natives, met in a London bakery while wearing matching navy blue jackets, both vintage of indeterminate origin, and hit on the idea for the project.
In real life, many projects are usually implemented in an uncertain environment, in which there exist many indeterminate elements.
