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Meanings of indetermination in English
Catalan
indeterminació The quality of being vague and poorly defined.
Synonyms
Examples for "indefiniteness"
Examples for "indefiniteness"
1
In this matter there must be no indefiniteness, no chance for misunderstanding.
2
Nothing else has that definite indefiniteness, that melting permanence, that evanescing changelessness.
3
On that subject his utterances had the same defect of indefiniteness.
4
There has only been a vagueness and indefiniteness which I did not like.
5
This train of thought was pursued till his aching mind sunk into indefiniteness.
1
Politics involves well defined, determinant ideas, whereas poetry thrives on indeterminacy and ambiguity.
2
In 'Jackson Pollesch' the indeterminacy of the actor is brought to a head.
3
One major issue however with musculoskeletal analyses is that of muscle activation pattern indeterminacy.
4
Not a word is said about indeterminacy or uncertainty.
5
Wiped that irritating grey fuzz indeterminacy from the construct.
1
Consciousness-inregard to external perception-isexplained by this indeterminateness and this choice.
2
Further, why should ideals concentrate themselves as it were round such unique centres of indeterminateness as these are?
3
The truth is, there is an indeterminateness in the use of this title in the Gospel:(Mark xiv.
4
Nor, considering the indeterminateness of points of health, capacity, and character, could any certain list be drawn up of persons bound to have issue.
Usage of indetermination in English
1
The Preliminary Parliament, however, was in a sad state of indetermination and complete disintegration.
2
Scepticism is only a state of indetermination, resulting from an insufficient examination of things.
3
We perceive ourselves as centres of indetermination, creative spirits.
4
Belief in indeterminism is a sign of indetermination.
5
If he would only reconsider his indetermination, the reading public would be the richer!)
6
We perceive that we, in ourselves, are centres of indetermination enjoying Freedom, and capable of creative activity.
7
But almost with Sam's reply the creaking began again, and after an instant of indetermination continued its course.
8
Everything is an emanation from the Chaos of bare indetermination which he calls God, and everything will return thither.
9
Indeed, I was diagnosing my case, wondering if I loved her, affirming, doubting on a very see-saw of indetermination.
10
On gaining the street she stood with an air of indetermination for a little while, and then walked slowly away.
11
Denial of this involves the fallacies of Idealism or of Realism-Perceptionand knowledge-Physiologicaldata-Zone of indetermination-"Pure" perception-Memory and Perception.
12
This gives rise to an amount of uncertainty, "a zone of indetermination," where hesitation and choice come into play.
13
He may far too often mistake his private ignorance of what is predetermined for a real indetermination of what is to be.
14
And yet it is not complete liberty nor absolute indetermination, since any kind of idea, taken at hazard, would not present the articulation desired.
15
Condemnation of psychological determinism-Roomfor freedom-Theself in action-Astronomical forecasts-Foreseeableness of any human action impossible-Human wills centres of indetermination-Not all our acts free-True freedom, self-determination.
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The Preliminary Parliament, however, was in a sad state of indetermination and complete disintegration.
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Frequent collocations
Indetermination through the time