In the "australis" clade mating type determination is "synclonal", strictly determined by mat alleles inherited from each parent; all descendants of a conjugating pair have the same mating type because they have the same genotype.
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).
This payoff is called the value of the game; as in perfect-information games, it is preordained by the players' choices of strategies associated with the saddlepoint, making such games strictly determined.
The actor must play this role in a manner strictly determined by tradition, reproducing specific patterns of movement and speech that can be mastered only by first gaining control of complex physical skills.
For Ms. Nonken, it is also fantastical, and it's just as intense that way, with a sharp glint in its staccato chords, a clear sense of the churning harmony in the most strictly determined sections and a nice scaling of tempos, so that one section bounces out of another.
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.
Without claiming absolute power for the king, they thought in terms of his "superiority" over all men within national boundaries now (for the first time) strictly determined; and they did not hesitate to argue from Roman law that, when the "state of the kingdom" was endangered, the monarch had an overriding right to the aid of all his subjects in its defense.
However, SAs and RAs do not strictly determine all of an application's qualities.
Therefore, the receipt of free health care is not strictly determined by the eligibility rule.
