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determinate

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nət/

/dɪˈtɜr.mɪ.nət/

Translations

determinatenoun

determinates

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nət/

/dɪˈtɝː.mə.nət/

déterminantTerme mathématique vieilli pour « determinant ».

Some 19th-century textbooks refer to the matrix determinate instead of the more modern term "determinant."

Certains manuels du XIXe siècle emploient le mot déterminant de matrice au lieu du terme plus moderne « determinant ».

Additional translations

déterminéSens nominal rare, pour une chose fixe ou nettement définie.

determinateadjective

more determinate

Comp.

most determinate

Super.

/dɪˈtɜː.mɪ.nət/

/dɪˈtɜr.mɪ.nət/

déterminéSoutenu ou technique selon le contexte; peut exprimer une limite nette ou un état fixé.

The project had a determinate timeline, ensuring that all tasks were completed on schedule.

Le projet avait un calendrier déterminé, garantissant que toutes les tâches seraient terminées à temps.

Additional translations

définiPour l’idée de limites exactes, nettes ou clairement établies.

définitifQuand le sens est « final » ou « sans possibilité de changement ».

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determinatenoun

A fixed or definite thing, especially in contrast to something that is indeterminate or variable.

The scientist was searching for a determinate in the complex equation to simplify the problem.

Mathematics (archaic): the determinant of a matrix or set of quantities.

Some 19th-century textbooks refer to the matrix determinate instead of the more modern term "determinant."

determinateadjective

Having exact and discernible limits or form.

The project had a determinate timeline, ensuring that all tasks were completed on schedule.

Conclusive or final; not subject to change.

The judge's ruling was determinate, leaving no room for further appeal.

Having a fixed order of succession or development.

The plant's determinate growth pattern meant it would stop growing after reaching a certain height.