Sentence examples for indeterminateness from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being indeterminate.
In applying Euclidean geometry to pre-relativistic mechanics a further indeterminateness enters through the choice of the co-ordinate system: the state of motion of the co-ordinate system is arbitrary to a certain degree, namely, in that substitutions of the co-ordinates of the form x' = x − vt y' = y z' = z also appear possible.
The story's indeterminateness serves to invite the reader to infer the back story and conclusion in a more evocative way than I could have created it.
The indeterminateness in question is plainly not the one considered in section 3: what is in question now is the indeterminateness of propositions, not of senses.
The Humean view fails to explain the continuity we experience in our lives and the Leibnizian view fails to explain the indeterminateness we experience when considering the future.
But even then there would be further problems, for it is quite unclear what Wittgenstein means by an "indeterminateness" in a proposition.
Also, several different names are used for such uncertainties: inaccuracy, spread, imprecision, indefiniteness, indeterminateness, indeterminacy, latitude, etc.
An indeterminateness in propositions — whatever it might amount to — is supposed to alert us to the need for further analysis.
