deterministic
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- adjective
- /dɪˌtɜːrmɪˈnɪstɪk/
- Specialized
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determinista
- So APOE is not a causative gene, It's not a deterministic gene, it's a risk gene.
- deterministic algorithm
- deterministic model
- deterministic motion
There are at least three deterministic genes in Alzheimer's disease.
- There are at least three deterministic genes in Alzheimer's disease.
- But today, I think we just look at deterministic finite automata.
- And that's also why we don't see super deterministic correlations in people.
- So yeah, classical physics, I would say, is not deterministic, despite what you might think.
- It's a smooth, deterministic and local process.
- I don't think genetics is deterministic at all.
- So given all of that, we have some deterministic forces on us.
- So APOE is not a causative gene, It's not a deterministic gene, it's a risk gene.
- But for great majority of diseases, genes are not deterministic to that extent.
- Is it finding their path or some sort of a more eclectic and less deterministic process?
- Notice that it is completely predictive, completely deterministic.
- We choose to make that determinism deterministic in our choices.
- I thought at the time and as the judge said, deterministic, that you're vigilante.
Examples
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So that puts him on a deterministic trajectory.
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And those are the three things we want, deterministic, public and random.
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So it is, you know, worse space, but it's deterministic and it always is correct.
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So given all of that, we have some deterministic forces on us.
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It's a smooth, deterministic and local process.
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I'm just saying, in a deterministic event, such as hitting a baseball, there actually is a strict relation between cause and effect.
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We assume that the decision procedure is deterministic and behaves as a function.
Academic text (2012) -
All motion can be classified as one of three types: deterministic, random, and chaotic.
Academic text (1995) -
Random processes are completely unpredictable, whereas deterministic processes are completely predictable.
Academic text (1995) -
In a deterministic system, every action is the result of a specific cause.
Synonyms
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Not chosen by chance and having a clear pattern
A process or system whose result is fixed before it happens
Decided before it happens
Based on clear rules or facts, not on personal choice
Antonyms
How Determined
Surface Forms
Morphology
deterministic = determinism (transparent) = determin + istic
Formed from the noun 'determinism' with the familiar adjectival suffix '-istic', so the meaning 'relating to determinism/not random' is directly inferable.
Etymology
Deterministic comes from Latin parts de- meaning 'completely' and terminare meaning 'to set a limit', a root you also see in determine and terminal. So a deterministic process has results that are fixed or set by earlier causes, not random.