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Meanings of determinable in English
Portuguese
determinável Capable of being determined or limited or fixed.
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Examples for "indeterminable"
Examples for "indeterminable"
1
LD50 values for the oral route were indeterminable in all cases.
2
There was an indeterminable time wading through the warm, rank darkness.
3
The great panorama faded from view, leaving only a shadowy blankness of indeterminable depth.
4
His age was indeterminable, over thirty, less than a hundred.
5
The bedroom to which Godwin was conducted had a delicious fragrance, of source indeterminable.
Usage of determinable in English
1
He said she had not been sexually attacked in any determinable way.
2
It is, relatively to new states or conditions, determining, but not determinable.
3
A psychological crowd once constituted, it acquires certain provisional but determinable general characteristics.
4
To retain the British method requires certain things, determinable by arithmetic.
5
The winds, though somewhat less steady, are still very determinable.
6
Herein alone are their shape, dimensions, and relations to each other determined or determinable.
7
It would continue to fail because of the statistically determinable numbers of the born nonpolitical.
8
The dependence of a contingently determinable will on principles of reason is called an INTEREST.
9
If the form of sepsis is not determinable, streptococcic or staphylococcic vaccines might be administered.
10
What is determinable and more to our purpose is the subsequent process of dissolution, or petrifaction.
11
At the Fair, every article shall be sold at its current value, when that is determinable.
12
Very soon, those humming noises became more distinct, more concentrated, more determinable, I was deceiving myself.
13
Conclusion: Easily determinable characteristics of patients who need rTKA can be used to predict future functional outcome.
14
The idea that these are determinable by the tariff is the corner stone of protection in the States.
15
The utmost exertion of right is always invidious, and, where claims are not easily determinable, is always dangerous.
16
That both learned from each other cannot be doubted; but the exact gain of each is less easily determinable.
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