predetermination

There are many chance events in the world, but apart from that, there's also something called predetermination.

It had the pace and quiet predetermination of a ritual.

Is it not the same Predetermination that affects both?

In general, opportunism rather than predetermination is the key.

But the impression left is exactly the opposite: of speed, fluency and predetermination.

The issue of predetermination is often confused with the Code of Conduct.

This was radically different from the genetic predetermination of the eugenics movement of a generation later.

In that conversation, the two talked about family, the German youth movement and the interplay of chance and predetermination.

The judging did nothing to diminish the widespread belief that figure skating results are vulnerable to national bias and predetermination.

Themes of betrayal, predetermination, and the importance of memories are interleaved throughout.

"Cross-endorsement constitutes an elective judgment filled by predetermination in a smoke-filled room.

What the Jesuits attacked, was the Dominican theory of predetermination, which they regarded as incompatible with human freedom.

As I said, we are dealing with predis-"not predetermination.

Fairness and Due Process Vincent is considered by people in baseball to be particularly sensitive to any charge that he may have made a predetermination.

Research by scholars in the USSR was limited to a large extent due to this predetermination.

Constructively he proposed a reformed Platonism, and tried to rescue the Calvinistic doctrine of predetermination from difficulties.

A distinction is often made, however, between fixed predetermination, suspended predetermination and universal determinism.

Valla, through a fictional dialogue amongst the work's characters, defends the idea that the concepts of predetermination and free will can coexist.

The predetermination requirement set up a mechanism to collect and disseminate appropriate prevailing wage data prior to issuing proposal requests for federal contract bids.

Komar has said he isn't so concerned that people actually enjoy the work, so long as it provokes thoughts of free will versus predetermination.

They are, we are told, natural frontiers, and by their "naturalness" is implied some sort of magic predetermination of history by terrestrial form.

"Ko-lo's counsel is tempting-but if we survived we should not know whether it was the result of Game predetermination or sheer luck.

Chameleon's talent is shapeshifting, although this is a predetermination, and not a talent that she activates at will.