Police attribute the 21-year-old's death to an undetermined medical issue.
Is this appropriate responsiveness a matter of being undetermined or of being determined by the right things or in the right way?
4th Principle: Without consciousness, "matter" dwells in an undetermined state of probability.
The change would cost the Treasury an undetermined amount of money, while greatly simplifying matters for individual taxpayers, who would not have to determine the extent to which a stock was purchased with borrowed money to see whether a dividend was partly taxable.
Coroner Thomas Rudd previously raised the possibility the second, fatal shot to Gliniewicz's chest was self-inflicted, saying he needed additional information from police before deciding on a matter of death, whether homicide, suicide, accidental or undetermined.
As a matter of fact, the PBR exons contain less undetermined positions within sequence alignments than neighboring exons and introns, as alleles have generally been fully sequenced for PBR before being processed to the databank, whereas other DNA regions are often incompletely described and are thus less reliable for sequence comparisons.
Findings from these studies reveal diets dominated by fine particulate detritus, usually of undetermined origin, mixed with lesser fractions of algae, other plant matter, and occasionally benthic invertebrates.
As a practical matter, the decision will reduce by an as-yet-undetermined amount the level of loan guarantees available to Israel in the year starting Oct. 1, and it is unclear whether Israel will even seek to use the full amount of the guarantees available to it.
The issue with the revised death classification is that "undetermined" still encompasses accidental, natural or homicide.
A dark matter halo appears to dominate the mass, although the nature of this dark matter remains undetermined.
