predetermined

Examples of predetermine

predetermine
Alanko seems to think of himself as quite separate from the electronic component, when the roles of sound-producing mechanisms are predetermined and unchangeable.
Because prices are predetermined, a depreciation raises the foreign debt burden, which exerts a contractionary effect on output.
Official lists were thus often heterogeneous and the victory of the government at elections was not always predetermined.
And while the environment plainly matters, the general course of development and the basic features of what emerges are predetermined by the initial state.
Friendship is not a preordained or fixed identity that predetermines people's behavior; it can be negotiated and contested for interactional purposes.
The question now becomes, if specialisation is not predetermined, under what conditions will the rest of the system develop normally despite this early selective damage?
Future research would also do well to address the limitations of using forced choice, predetermined sources of meaning.
The models had many equations, many predetermined variables, and relatively few observations.
Taking these conditions as given, equations (9) and (10) define a two-dimensional dynamic system with one predetermined variable, the capital.
However, they do not predetermine the materialities in which the discourse will be produced.
In algorithmic computer composition this is done by setting up events which happen at certain predetermined or non-predetermined points in time.
This certainly put pressure on unionists but did not predetermine what, if anything, they would agree to.
As in all traditional societies, attributions of authority were predetermined to a high degree, and individuals grew into them automatically.
This evidence may be explained in the context of sticky-price models where price decisions are predetermined, assuming continuous wage setting.
These systems differ from diverse agricultural production systems in that management is not predetermined.
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