Determinacy Definition

dĭ-tûrmə-nə-sē
noun
The state or quality of being determinate.
Webster's New World
The condition of being determined, as in being caused or in having predictable results.
Webster's New World

(mathematics) (game theory) The study of the circumstances under which a game has a winning strategy.

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Other Word Forms of Determinacy

Noun

Singular:
determinacy
Plural:
determinacies

Determinacy Sentence Examples

  • Others, however, read Aristotle as rejecting not simple bivalence for future contingents but rather determinacy itself.

  • This vision of absolute determinacy at the limit is apparently attractive.

  • He differs, however, from Kant, not only because he will not allow that the given data are received from things in themselves, but also because, like Mach, he agrees with the nativists that the data already contain a spatial determinacy and a temporal determinacy, which he regards as a posteriori elements of the given, not like Kant, as a priori forms of sense.

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