Sentence examples for their predetermination from inspiring English sources

Jingoists today charge that Muslims are inevitably "backward" because of the fatalism of their predetermination doctrines, and are inevitably violent due to the Koran's theology of war.

However, considering their elongated anatomy, their predetermination for vascular development and the shared expression of major regulators like MP/ARF5, a common developmental constitution seems likely.

Therefore, quoting one sentence out of context in one report represents a serious and deliberate distortion by those who are grasping at straws to justify their own predetermination of the facts.

A potential disadvantage of the parallel processing methods lies in their dependence on predetermination of the metabolites to be assayed, which presents a possible bias in observed metabolite patterns.

Its preservation consultant, Joel I. Klein of John Milner Associates, said, "The L.M.D.C. made a predetermination of what their conclusions were going to be, what they needed the conclusions to be to expedite the approval of their project and then backed into their determination of eligibility and effect".

Most studies of the relationship between culture, economics and politics underline their malleability and lack of rigid predetermination: Lucian Pye's views were at one end of the spectrum.

Farago, M. et al. Clonal allelic predetermination of immunoglobulin-κ rearrangement.

All the efforts done to enlarge the data bases, as well as the theoretical developments based upon the physics of hydrological processes and especially their scale invariance, should nevertheless enable us to formalize in a near future the asymptotical behaviour of hydrological time series and to define effective predetermination methods in engineering.

But the impression left is exactly the opposite: of speed, fluency and predetermination.

Hugo wants a plot that is at once about total randomness, and also total predetermination.

But talk of Jews and genetic predetermination crossed an invisible line in Germany.