determining

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Editorial note

They are listed as suspects, and the DA is determining if there is a case or not.

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Determinative; causal.

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adjective

Determinative; causal.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for determining.

adjective

Determinative; causal.

Example sentences

They are listed as suspects, and the DA is determining if there is a case or not.

Once again, the problem is determining a 'fair, economically justifiable valuation' that a majority can agree on...

It's a long way until the biggest problem is determining the best way to roll around in a pile of money.

Marketing, costs both hidden and direct are all absolutely factors determining whether change will occur.

They aren't validating your design; they're just determining whether you can actually build working stuff.

An opinion has absolutely no sway in determining whether or not the device works.

Instead of pre-determining the fields you search on, you should search with free text, then refine with whatever metadata happens to be available.

I believe in determining brevity by number of tokens, not the length of the tokens themselves.

It's been invaluable in determining candidate fit.

The comment he made was with regard to the mentality they have when determining whether to deploy capital, not so much the legal and financial structure of their deals.

The truth about humans is, no matter what your way of determining rewards are, there will always be someone to complain that they deserve more and is being treated unjustly.

Not sure why this is getting downvoted, this is a valid point to keep in mind while determining focus, and a review of a startup should include its core focus, no?

Quote examples

What you're determining to be "needed" wrt design is very draconian and anti-progress.

So while "crime" may have helped Zynga get to where they are now, I don't think it will be a large factor in determining their success going forward.

Seems to me determining what systems are "visible" is a monumental task in and of itself, requiring the scientific combination a lot of fields that don't usually talk to each other too much.

Things can go extremely well or very poorly in the short term regardless of skill, but over the long term, variance ("luck") becomes meaningless and skill becomes the determining factor in the player's results.