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The final resolution or conclusion of a controversy. In legal use, determination usually implies the conclusion of a dispute or lawsuit by the rendering of a final decision. After consideration of the facts, a determination is generally set forth by a court of justice or other type of formal decision maker, such as the head of an Administrative Agency. Determination has been used synonymously with adjudication, award, decree, and judgment. A ruling is a judicial determination concerning matters, such as the admissibility of evidence or a judicial or an administrative interpretation of a statute or regulation. DETERMINATION. The end, the conclusion, of a right or authority; as, the determination of a lease. 1 Com. Dig. Estates by Grant, G 10, 11, and 12.. The determination of an authority is the end of the authority given; the end of the return day of a writ determines the authority of the sheriff; the death of the principal determines the authority of a mere attorney. By determination is also understood the decision or judgment of a court of justice. |
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Beginning early in sex determination and gonadogenesis in fish, communication between nonadjacent tissues is necessary. Each captured crow was banded, aged by palate coloration (3), measured for sex determination by discriminant function analysis (4), and painted across the span of the tail feathers for identification. A) the authors write in their abstract `(1) sex determination is random, or (2) sex determination is facultative or biased', (B) the authors claim (1) there is evidence against Weinberg's Rule--that among human dizygotic (DZ) twin pairs, there are almost exactly equal numbers of same-sexed (SS) and opposite-sexed (OS) pairs--and that (2) this evidence constitutes grounds that support `the biased or facultative position' (their p. |
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