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• Yet Yan Zhenqing did not show the slightest fear and walked towards the fire determinately.
• It is an informational kind of determination, a rendering of something more determinately representative.
• The Medieval logicians give elaborate sets of syntactical rules for determining when a term supposits discretely, determinately, confusedly, or confusedly and distributively.
• So for example the subject of a negative claim, or indefinite one supposits determinately, but the subject of a singular claim supposits discretely, while the subject of an affirmative claim supposits confusedly and determinately.
• So for example the subject of a negative claim, or indefinite one supposits determinately, but the subject of a singular claim supposits discretely, while the subject of an affirmative claim supposits confusedly and determinately.
• He takes the topic of truth to be the topic of what " determinately holds " ( " A timeless truth that floats free of determinateness is a nonscience fiction " ) and appeals to quantum mechanics to show that there are problems about timeless truth as understood through determinateness.
• Moreover, the use of phrasings such as "'paradigmatic'methodology " and " the nature of human existence has been determinately shaped as the functional  value derived through the translation and practical application of that same knowledge " suggests that the article has been written to be incomprehensible in order to inoculate it against criticism ( " you just don't understand the subject " ).
• Influenced by the theories of Ronald Dworkin, Kramer is a moral realist who argues that " moral requirements are strongly objective " and that " the objectivity of ethics is itself an ethical matter that rests primarily on ethical considerations . " In his book Moral Realism as a Moral Doctrine, he thus claims that " [ m ] oral realism-the doctrine that morality is indeed objective-is a moral doctrine . " Unlike Dworkin, he believes that, although there is a determinately correct moral answer to most moral questions, there exists genuine moral indeterminacy in relation to some rare moral questions.