каталонский
indeterminació The quality of being vague and poorly defined.
Синонимы
Examples for "indeterminacy"
Examples for "indeterminacy"
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Politics involves well defined, determinant ideas, whereas poetry thrives on indeterminacy and ambiguity.
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In 'Jackson Pollesch' the indeterminacy of the actor is brought to a head.
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One major issue however with musculoskeletal analyses is that of muscle activation pattern indeterminacy.
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Not a word is said about indeterminacy or uncertainty.
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Wiped that irritating grey fuzz indeterminacy from the construct.
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The Preliminary Parliament, however, was in a sad state of indetermination and complete disintegration.
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Scepticism is only a state of indetermination, resulting from an insufficient examination of things.
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We perceive ourselves as centres of indetermination, creative spirits.
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Belief in indeterminism is a sign of indetermination.
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If he would only reconsider his indetermination, the reading public would be the richer!)
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Consciousness-inregard to external perception-isexplained by this indeterminateness and this choice.
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Further, why should ideals concentrate themselves as it were round such unique centres of indeterminateness as these are?
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The truth is, there is an indeterminateness in the use of this title in the Gospel:(Mark xiv.
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Nor, considering the indeterminateness of points of health, capacity, and character, could any certain list be drawn up of persons bound to have issue.
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In this matter there must be no indefiniteness, no chance for misunderstanding.
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Nothing else has that definite indefiniteness, that melting permanence, that evanescing changelessness.
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On that subject his utterances had the same defect of indefiniteness.
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There has only been a vagueness and indefiniteness which I did not like.
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This train of thought was pursued till his aching mind sunk into indefiniteness.
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Oppressed by the indefiniteness which hung in her mind, like a thick summer haze
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His features lost their sleep-walking indefiniteness and his jaw stiffened.
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With this indefiniteness remedied, there is no longer any possibility of difference of opinion.
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Even Mirah's words sank into the indefiniteness of her relief.
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What do you conclude as to the indefiniteness of the term "socialism"?
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How much more impressive is the indefiniteness of our narrative!
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Here the indefiniteness lies in the meaning of to "go around."
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Hedge in common with many other critics, is the indefiniteness or incompleteness of its creations.
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Those last three months had impressed Katie with the tragic indefiniteness of the Chicago postmark.
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That point of indefiniteness was filled promptly with top-boots.
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Now, there is a great deal of indefiniteness in both those terms, 'race' and 'color.'
