The speed with which Obama navigates out of the recession, as measured by new jobs and serious financial reform, remains by far the most determinative factor in how he, his party and, most of all, the country will fare in the fractious year of 2010.
Because hardness is a highly diagnostic property in mineral identification, most determinative tables use relative hardness as a sorting parameter.
Still, other families are important to Rubio, who cites a "landmark study" that found that, "More than racial segregation, more than education, more than inequality, the number of single parents in a community is most determinative of upward mobility".
Cognitive-behavioral treatments of insomnia that include an element of sleep restriction seem to be antidepressant, e.g., see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3353033/, though it is unclear whether time-in-bed or EEG sleep curtailment or earlier morning light exposure is most determinative.
Like the great struggles over civil rights and race, the most determinative issue is attitudinal.
The data applied to that funnel has increased exponentially in the last decade, but only recently have car makers begun to use the IoT to capture the most determinative data — the condition of the customer's current car.
The data applied to that funnel has increased exponentially in the last decade, but only recently have car makers begun to use the IoT to capture the most determinative data — the condition of the customer's current car.
The foam performance is a function of injection rate or pressure, but the most determinative factor is surfactant properties.
Here the artist's hand is an actor and a guide, not necessarily the most determinative factor.
Wobbly at the best of times, even the most determinative resolution, if unsupported by a healthy Fab Four, will quickly get trampled over by those old boots.
