So the "determinate intrinsic natures of the unique particulars," Dharmakīrti argues in PVT "are not accidental or fortuitous since what is not determinate cannot be spatially, temporally and ontologically determinate" (Tshad ma ce 179a).
In addition, scanning electron microscopy reveals that sporangiophore growth is not determinate in Viennotia and that outgrowth from sporangiophores is very similar to Phytophthora infestans.
The idea is supposed to be that you can accept that we are governed by the laws of physics and still believe in free will since you believe that the laws are not determinate.
These correlations are not determinate; each of these behavioural changes can be resisted.
Example of an objection to the support a claim offers: The objection "The laws of physics are not determinate" is meant to undermine the support that "We are governed by the laws of physics" is supposed to give to the main thesis that there is no free will.
While this explanation was not rigorous or determinate enough to count as a scientific hypothesis; Zhu appealed only to naturalistic concepts and principles in his comments.
Most 19th-century structures were purposely designed and fabricated with pin joints to be statically determinate; it was not until the 20th century that statically indeterminate structures became readily solvable.
"The higher or lower fee is not a determinate of a good or bad manager," Ghodsi says.
The Sache is not a determinate concept but an area of significant meaningfulness, a constellation of concerns which orbit the affective, conative and cognitive complexities of subject matters such as grief or love.
They might argue, for example, that allegedly objectless euphoria and ecstasy or anxiety in fact do have objects, even if these objects are not fully determinate; perhaps, for example, they are directed at things in general, or one's life in general.
Nonetheless, it is not a proof of progress because teleological judgments are reflective judgments not determinate ones.
