Similar words: interminable, determinant, determinate, determination, determinative, indeterminate, interminably, self-determination. Meaning: [dɪ'tɜːmɪnəbl] 
adj. capable of being determined or limited or fixed.
adj. capable of being determined or limited or fixed. 
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1 The determinable error in plate counting method is larger.
2 It is pointed that in determinable character of hand operating torque by comparison with electric operation. An improvement method is given.
3 This paper proposes a determinable admission control mechanism based on a VBR data model, which is compared with CBR data model.
4 It proposes the thought of constructing a determinable model basing on dense pattern data, directed with sedimentology and combining with dynamic and static data.
5 Even though it may not be easily determinable , the level of sympathetic blockade is important.
6 Some microscale approaches of determinable experiments in gernral chemistry were presented in this titrationgas constant.
7 So the function of investment analysis is determinable in real estate investment.
8 During the third month of pregnancy the sex of the child becomes determinable.
9 A region of space characterized by a physical property, such as gravitational or electromagnetic force or fluid pressure, having a determinable value at every point in the region.
10 The seller must deliver the goods on that date if a date is fixed by or determinable from the contract.
11 Then, Several typical ATC calculating methods on the basis of determinable model are compared.
12 Results showed that high stress concentration around the spot weld edge may be the determinable factor for initializing and propagating of the high cycle fatigue crack.
13 If a period of time is fixed by or determinable from the contract, the seller must deliver the goods at any time within that period unless circumstances indicate that the Buyer is to choose a date.
14 The trial court interpreted this language as conveying a fee simple determinable in the disputed strip of land, and granted appellee's demurrer.
15 This order is accepted subject to limit of buyers credit determinable at any time by seller.
16 It is proposed that the random phenomena, perse,[www.Sentencedict.com] appear to be nothing but determinable ones which have not been recognized and handled by man.
17 Bash is also ideal for secure environments, having a restricted start mode that can confine a user's ability within the shell to a brief, determinable list of commands.
18 In space their shape, magnitude, and relation to one another are determined or determinable .
19 Not only is "efficiency" a myth, then, but so too is any concept of social or additive cost, or even an objectively determinable cost for each individual.
20 Appellant objected to the court's holding that his interest in the disputed tract of land was a fee simple determinable.
21 The revenue should be recognized and reported in the income statement when the timing of revenue is reasonably determinable and the earnings process is completed.
22 What that means is if you've got a, if you control, if you fix the temperature and the total pressure, everything else should be determinable.
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