determinants

Synonyms for determinants

noun lure, inducement

c.1600 (adj.); 1680s (n.), from Latin determinantem (nominative determinans), present participle of determinare (see determine).

This was filled with the determinants of the characters inherited from the mother.

The determinants, ids, and idants, are purely hypothetical elements.

Let us look more closely at the determinants of a monopoly price.

It is no case of special groups of determinants within the nucleus.

Now here, I think, my theory of determinants gives a satisfactory answer.

Probably the biophores also will be included under that head if the determinants should be adjudged utterly unproductive.

Now, as I take it, the determinants have had fruitful results, as their application to various biological problems shows.

I speak here of determinants, not of groups of determinants, which is the more correct expression, merely for the sake of brevity.

Of the several phases of temperature only extremes in cold are determinants in peach-growing in New York.

These determinants are therefore most intimately connected with the nature of femininity.