Sentence examples for to be determinate from inspiring English sources
The advocate of that conception already deems the Ω Conjecture to be determinate.
They certainly seem to be determinate, albeit context-relative, properties of the computer.
Also, this algorithm is characterized by its small parameters to be determinate, high convergence speed, and hardness to fall in local optimum [28].
If something is to be as something it must both be, in the positive sense in which everything else is, which makes it indeterminately positive, pronominal, and it must have a relationship to what it is not, in order to be determinate, which brings it into the realm of predication by taking it beyond itself.
Be this as it may, Legal Realism paid very little attention to the question of the normativity of law, that is, to the question of how the law does guide behavior in those cases in which it seems to be determinate enough.
Columbidae are considered to be determinate layers with a modal clutch size of two eggs.
For a cold or warm startup, the optimization thermal stress considering temperature dependent material properties is found to be determinated by material properties and Green's functions, which may not be equal to the maximum permitted value.
The independent variables that were found to be determinates were maternal education, maternal occupation, type of toilet facility, child's stool disposal, and number of under five children, birth order, and age of child.
Figures 3 and 4 show adult and children subgroups with preexisting health conditions considered to be determinates of susceptibility, by ages ≥ 18 years and < 18, respectively, as a percentage of the total population.
The centre, therefore, being determinate, the upper place must also be determinate.
