predetermined

If the value is interpreted as a tuple and has a predetermined form, then you can get to a relational (or SQL) database.

The more salient criticism is that the article is a deeply lazy and tendentious exercise in using insinuation to push a predetermined narrative.

How to track the cycles if you don't have predetermined pick up and drop off points.

This is why many hash tables will resize and rehash once the load factor (which is N/S) reaches some predetermined fraction.

How about how Muon integrates knewstuff content from kdelook and kdeapps - those are literally just zipfiles it extracts into predetermined locations.

The future of the Soviet reusable orbiters not been predetermined even before birth.

You're correct in that the pessimistic viewpoint is predetermined.

There was a predetermined agenda; justify an invasion.

By giving up control of the destination instead and asking questions that explore a new, un-predetermined topic, the interviewer can create a much richer and meaningful exploration for both sides.

The Mk-48 torpedo[1] has been in service since 1972 and has had since then the ability to travel a predetermined search pattern looking for targets and automatically attacking whatever it finds.

(a) a widespread conspiracy to hide the truth and force predetermined conclusions; or (b) an honest but imperfect process gradually iterating towards accuracy.

They walk to distant locations to make and receive calls, presumably at predetermined times; they avoid mentioning real names and other personally identifiable information; they speak for a strict 100 seconds or less.

Yes, Greece was predetermined to "get hit" as you put it.