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Certainty

Examples of determinate

determinate
They accept that legal systems may exist and that, if they do, their content may be wholly determinate.
And it is possible that over time, the statute will gain a body of determinate content in the course of similar decisions.
The authors seem to take a somewhat different tack with determinate colors than they do with determinable colors.
For instance, while classical partial deduction with (almost) determinate unfolding performs badly on highly nondeterministic programs, this is no longer true for conjunctive partial deduction.
In a monetary economy, depending on fiscal and monetary policies, dynamic trajectories may have determinate prices, indeterminate prices, or no equilibrium.
Nothing in any theory of statutory application-meaning guarantees that every statute has at least some determinate application-meaning at every point in its existence.
Neither involves harm to a victim, and often there is no determinate potential victim.
The open-ended nature of this term gives the citizen no determinate legal guidance on what kind of manipulative conduct is to be avoided.
Preserving the determinate relationship between games and strategy choices provides a decisive reason to take preferences to be all-things-considered ranking.
The early attempts to make the turbulent shear flow problem analytically determinate with a minimum input of empirical information centred upon the mean momentum equation.
Another possibility is to include any hypothetical case that has a determinate right answer, even if there is disagreement on its resolution.
With determinate data, statistically comparable descriptions can be achieved by either model, but practical observations favour the use of asymptotic sigmoid models.
Colors are fully objective; color types, both determinate and determinable, are anthropocentric.
If there is a legal system in which there are no determinate legal requirements, my argument would not apply to it.
It is what is good for us, in light of our determinate human natures.
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