determinate

A determinate property is one that cannot become more specific.

Finally, content is the unity of form and determinate matter.

For until this point is settled, no determinate sense can be put upon the expression.

That is, it has no determinate shape, structure or character.

They also discover that "Determinate" is playing on the local radio.

In this sense of level, all hierarchies have determinate levels.

The mental structure is even less determinate than the bodily.

Second, the theory puts forth a determinate image of the market.

There is no determinate object, then, which we can call the meaning of this sentence.

"There is no determinate way in which the subject can be viewed.

In short, law was objective, determinate, certain and politically neutral.

After all, how many of your friends know the difference between determinate and indeterminate tomatoes?

If there were physical objects, the question whether a given object existed or not would be determinate.

Determinate growth - Growing for a limited time, floral formation and leaves.

When we combine form with matter the result is "determinate matter."

The audience then begins to sing "Determinate" together in support of the band.

A property may be classified as either determinate or determinable.

So at the everyday level things become more determinate, but chance still gets its innings."

Together the two relationships take on a more dynamic quality and the determinate relationship is mediated by human practice.

He and the others felt a growing disquietude, for which they could assign no determinate reason.

From their diversity in this particular, arises the first determinate difference between the moral relations of each.

These words are not general or undetermined, but express a particular determinate happiness.

In the same way, among spatial distinctions, the above belongs to the determinate, the below to matter.

They hold the belief that everything in life has a determinate nature, but man's privilege is to be able to choose his own path.

A legal estate is the right to possess land for a determinate or an indefinite period of time.