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Что (кто) такое Predetermine - определение

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Predetermine      
·vi To determine beforehand.
II. Predetermine ·vt To determine (something) beforehand.
III. Predetermine ·vt To doom by previous decree; to Foredoom.
predetermine      
¦ verb establish or decide in advance.
?predestine.
Derivatives
predeterminable adjective
predeterminate adjective
predetermination noun
predetermined adjective
predetermined         
  • Many philosophical theories of determinism frame themselves with the idea that reality follows a sort of predetermined path.
  • Although it is not possible to predict the trajectory of any one particle, they all obey determined probabilities which do permit some prediction.
  • In [[Conway's Game of Life]], the interaction of just four simple rules creates patterns that seem somehow "alive".
  • Nature and nurture interact in humans. A scientist looking at a sculpture after some time does not ask whether we are seeing the effects of the starting materials or of environmental influences.
  • A technological determinist might suggest that technology like the mobile phone is the greatest factor shaping human civilization.
PHILOSOPHICAL BELIEF THAT ALL EVENTS ARE DETERMINED COMPLETELY BY PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CAUSES
FreeWillAndDeterminism; Free will and determinism; Causal determinism; Determinist; Causal Determinism; Deterministic; Past predict future; Undetermined; Illusion of free will; Destiny theory; Determinism in history; Predetermination; Scientific determinism; Predetermined; Predefinition; Quantum determinism; Determinists; Nomological determinism; Physical determinism; Causal completeness
a.
Foregone, already settled.
Predeterminable      
·adj Capable of being determined beforehand.
Predetermination         
  • Many philosophical theories of determinism frame themselves with the idea that reality follows a sort of predetermined path.
  • Although it is not possible to predict the trajectory of any one particle, they all obey determined probabilities which do permit some prediction.
  • In [[Conway's Game of Life]], the interaction of just four simple rules creates patterns that seem somehow "alive".
  • Nature and nurture interact in humans. A scientist looking at a sculpture after some time does not ask whether we are seeing the effects of the starting materials or of environmental influences.
  • A technological determinist might suggest that technology like the mobile phone is the greatest factor shaping human civilization.
PHILOSOPHICAL BELIEF THAT ALL EVENTS ARE DETERMINED COMPLETELY BY PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CAUSES
FreeWillAndDeterminism; Free will and determinism; Causal determinism; Determinist; Causal Determinism; Deterministic; Past predict future; Undetermined; Illusion of free will; Destiny theory; Determinism in history; Predetermination; Scientific determinism; Predetermined; Predefinition; Quantum determinism; Determinists; Nomological determinism; Physical determinism; Causal completeness
·noun The act of previous determination; a purpose formed beforehand; as, the predetermination of God's will.
predetermination         
  • Many philosophical theories of determinism frame themselves with the idea that reality follows a sort of predetermined path.
  • Although it is not possible to predict the trajectory of any one particle, they all obey determined probabilities which do permit some prediction.
  • In [[Conway's Game of Life]], the interaction of just four simple rules creates patterns that seem somehow "alive".
  • Nature and nurture interact in humans. A scientist looking at a sculpture after some time does not ask whether we are seeing the effects of the starting materials or of environmental influences.
  • A technological determinist might suggest that technology like the mobile phone is the greatest factor shaping human civilization.
PHILOSOPHICAL BELIEF THAT ALL EVENTS ARE DETERMINED COMPLETELY BY PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CAUSES
FreeWillAndDeterminism; Free will and determinism; Causal determinism; Determinist; Causal Determinism; Deterministic; Past predict future; Undetermined; Illusion of free will; Destiny theory; Determinism in history; Predetermination; Scientific determinism; Predetermined; Predefinition; Quantum determinism; Determinists; Nomological determinism; Physical determinism; Causal completeness
n.
predetermined         
  • Many philosophical theories of determinism frame themselves with the idea that reality follows a sort of predetermined path.
  • Although it is not possible to predict the trajectory of any one particle, they all obey determined probabilities which do permit some prediction.
  • In [[Conway's Game of Life]], the interaction of just four simple rules creates patterns that seem somehow "alive".
  • Nature and nurture interact in humans. A scientist looking at a sculpture after some time does not ask whether we are seeing the effects of the starting materials or of environmental influences.
  • A technological determinist might suggest that technology like the mobile phone is the greatest factor shaping human civilization.
PHILOSOPHICAL BELIEF THAT ALL EVENTS ARE DETERMINED COMPLETELY BY PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CAUSES
FreeWillAndDeterminism; Free will and determinism; Causal determinism; Determinist; Causal Determinism; Deterministic; Past predict future; Undetermined; Illusion of free will; Destiny theory; Determinism in history; Predetermination; Scientific determinism; Predetermined; Predefinition; Quantum determinism; Determinists; Nomological determinism; Physical determinism; Causal completeness
If you say that something is predetermined, you mean that its form or nature was decided by previous events or by people rather than by chance.
The Prince's destiny was predetermined from the moment of his birth...
The capsules can be made to release the pesticides at a predetermined time.
ADJ
Predetermined         
  • Many philosophical theories of determinism frame themselves with the idea that reality follows a sort of predetermined path.
  • Although it is not possible to predict the trajectory of any one particle, they all obey determined probabilities which do permit some prediction.
  • In [[Conway's Game of Life]], the interaction of just four simple rules creates patterns that seem somehow "alive".
  • Nature and nurture interact in humans. A scientist looking at a sculpture after some time does not ask whether we are seeing the effects of the starting materials or of environmental influences.
  • A technological determinist might suggest that technology like the mobile phone is the greatest factor shaping human civilization.
PHILOSOPHICAL BELIEF THAT ALL EVENTS ARE DETERMINED COMPLETELY BY PREVIOUSLY EXISTING CAUSES
FreeWillAndDeterminism; Free will and determinism; Causal determinism; Determinist; Causal Determinism; Deterministic; Past predict future; Undetermined; Illusion of free will; Destiny theory; Determinism in history; Predetermination; Scientific determinism; Predetermined; Predefinition; Quantum determinism; Determinists; Nomological determinism; Physical determinism; Causal completeness
·Impf & ·p.p. of Predetermine.
Predetermined variables         
Predetermined variables are variables that were determined prior to the current period. In econometric models this implies that the current period error term is uncorrelated with current and lagged values of the predetermined variable but may be correlated with future values.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predetermined_variables
Predetermined motion time system         
TYPE OF SYSTEM (WORK STUDY)
Predetermined time system; Time study software; Time Study Software; Predetermined Motion Time System; MODAPTS; Predetermined motion time systems; Predetermined time systems; Predetermined Time standard
A predetermined motion time system (PMTS) is frequently used to perform Labor Minute Costing in order to set piece-rates, wage-rates and/or incentives in labor (labour) oriented industries by quantifying the amount of time required to perform specific tasks under defined conditions. Today the PMTS is mainly used in work measurement for shorter cycles in labour oriented industries such as apparel and footwear.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predetermined_motion_time_system
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