predetermined

IPA: priditˈɝmɪnd

Examples of "predetermined" in Sentences

The frequency of replenishment is predetermined from the usage pattern.
A pterodactyl will appear after a predetermined time frame to hunt the hero.
However, each single cell can only produce antibodies with a certain predetermined specificity.
One served to clamp the voltage in predetermined steps, the other to measure the current produced during activity.
The chances are zero – that’s because she is ideologically required to come only to certain predetermined conclusions.
ARBER, NATHANS and SMITH (1978) discovered the enzymes with which it is possible to cut a DNA molecule in predetermined places.
His depression is a long-established beast, its terms of engagement predetermined from the outset of the book and subject to only the sketchiest of examinations.
The antiaircraft guns at Hamburg were not firing at individual aircraft, but instead were set up to fire in predetermined grid blocks over the target we were to bomb.
Individual behavior in an organization is relatively stable and predictable because organizational structure is characterized by predetermined goals, prescribed roles, an authority structure, rules and regulations, and informal patterns.
You could require it only be taken out for use in predetermined milieus — someone visits a theater with it, another a restaurant at which a call is to be made and received, another on a day hike through the Santa Cruz hills to test reception, and so on.