determinable

A determinable property is one that can get more specific.

The cost or value of stewardship land is often not determinable.

During this third month the external sexual organs become determinable.

This type of future interest can only follow the fee simple determinable.

It is, relatively to new states or conditions, determining, but not determinable.

The class of people must be limited and determinable.

The former is the determining, the latter the determinable principle.

This, on the other hand, still results in determinable (though more complicated) error.

Both leases are valid because they create a determinable certain term of five years.

This is up to 75 amino acids long, and has no determinable structure.

The second step is treating the causative factors, when determinable.

A property may be classified as either determinate or determinable.

To retain the British method requires certain things, determinable by arithmetic.

The possibility of reverter can only follow a fee simple determinable.

With this technique, the exact position of eye fixation on a screen is determinable.

A mutually determinable lease can be determined by either.

Each of these methods, however, results in predictable and determinable errors in the result.

Herein alone are their shape, dimensions, and relations to each other determined or determinable.

But the judgement of taste is not determinable by means of concepts.

Viral transformation can impose characteristically determinable features upon a cell.

A fee simple determinable is an estate that will end automatically if the stated condition occurs.

Fee simple determinable was generally preferred by courts in the common law of the early United States.

At some not precisely determinable time on the third day, it would cease to "come" when he "called" it.

Complications arise when the dependence is not statically determinable.

The difference is determinable by identifying if there's any rotation (not just movement) of the scud clouds.