Sentence examples for is strictly determined from inspiring English sources

The method is strictly determined by where they live; by relevant waiting lists and lotteries; by what time they arrive at the frequently oversold permit-only parking areas; and by the extent of the rush hour traffic chaos at the station.

Electron in helical liquid obeys Dirac-like equation for massless particles and direction of its spin is strictly determined by its momentum.

Direction of electron spin in these states is strictly determined by their momentum, so these states can be called as "helical" ones.

The sequence of InChI layers and sublayers is strictly determined; generating the corresponding sequence of characters is mostly a technical issue that does not need specific comments.

Without Kant's doctrine that the unity of the proposition is strictly determined by the higher-order self-representations introduced by the faculty of apperception, it could not be the case that the pure concepts of the understanding, as logical forms, would necessarily carry over into the objects of experience, as constituting their objective structure.

But for the present purposes of discussion, conceptualism is the two-part thesis (C1) that all rational human conscious objective representational content is strictly determined by conceptual capacities alone, and (C2) that non-rational human or non-human animals are not capable of conscious objective representation.

The color and design of the robes was strictly determined by the wearer's status at the imperial court.

In 1912 the German mathematician Ernst Zermelo proved that such games are strictly determined; by making use of all available information, the players can deduce strategies that are optimal, which makes the outcome preordained (strictly determined).

Ideally, the site, point in time, and respiratory setting for ECC flow measurement should be strictly determined.

Then positively put, a judgment is synthetic if and only if its meaning and its truth are strictly determined by its constituent intuitions, whether empirical intuitions or pure intuitions (A8, A154 155/B193 194, A721/B749) (8: 245) (11: 38).

Table 9 Data in Example 7 x 2 No. of animals No. of deaths −0.86 5 0 −0.30 5 1 −0.05 5 3 0.73 5 5. Since the authors were not part of this application the value of δ cannot be strictly determined by what the goals of the study are.