1 not clearly determined or established:
Gissing's imaginative engagement with the historically and culturally indeterminate character of the suburbs is matched by autobiographical accounts.
The purpose of any theory is to explain, and there are three ways in which it can prove inadequate: through being indeterminate, misleading, or unfalsifiable.
Yet this revealing never simply comes to an end or runs off into the indeterminate.
If law is indeterminate, then judges are unconstrained by law in their decision-making.
This assumption of indeterminate senses complemented with contextual information is on the ascendant.
Secondly, an indeterminate but small number of internees were not volunteers.
This is because hearts with solitary ventricles are extremely rare, and are almost always found in the setting of a ventricular mass exhibiting indeterminate morphology.
Critics might charge that the insertion of a "reasonableness" clause is problematic because it leaves the prescriptions of genetic justice largely indeterminate.
