Some are thought to cut it back to only 20%." This contains oily overtones of conspiracy, an insinuation that is offensive to those of us who fly aeroplanes for a living.Pilots cannot tinker with a jet's air-conditioning system to change the ratio of fresh to recirculated air as this is predetermined by the jet's manufacturer.
While the overarching scientific question is predetermined by the group project (in this case, the properties and evolution of the Drosophila dot chromosome), we find that, with a little guidance, the student can be challenged to traverse the whole of the scientific research process, as shown in Table 1.
But since 1987, everything about the debates has been predetermined by the party bosses who run Washington.
The terms of the first venture round would not be predetermined by the loan.
Even underdogs generally agree that some outcomes are predetermined by the mapmakers.
Yet even that embrace, the book shows, is predetermined by the exigencies of American capitalism and its bromides.
The recipient is supposed to attend to the temporal work's various parts in an order predetermined by the artist.
But even in less repressive regimes, the notion that your destiny is not predetermined by that of your parents carries a lot of currency.
"The result of the V.& E. review was largely predetermined by the scope and nature of the investigation and the process employed," the report says.
Mr. Gorbachev, in the published statements, said the election's result was "predictable from the outset" and "predetermined by the enormous role that Vladimir Putin played".
