1.确定的,确定性
2.决定性的
3.唯一,必然,一成不变
1.relating to the doctrine or belief that everything, including every human act, is caused by something and that there is no real free will
2.having an outcome that can be predicted because all of its causes are either known or the same as those of a previous event
1.Getting governance right is an iterative process; the cultural and behavioral aspects of governance make it a non-deterministic activity.
获得治理权是迭代的过程，治理的文化和行为方面使其成为非确定的活动。
2.In contrast, the very existence of deterministic laws had no place in Chinese thought.
相比之下，在中国人的思想中却没有决定性定律存在的位置。
3.In other words, the system must be deterministic to guarantee timing behavior in the face of varying loads (from minimal to worst case).
换句话说，系统面对变化的负载（从最小到最坏的情况）时必须确定性地保证满足时间要求。
4.The action of selection seems to be fully deterministic.
自然选择的作用似乎是十分确定的。
5.Instances show that this kind of algorithm is deterministic learning algorithm.
该方法是一种根据聚类结果确定学习顺序的方法。
6.This allows us to test a non deterministic piece of software as though it were entirely predictable.
这让我们可以测试一段不确定的代码，好像完全可以预测一样。
7.RT applications must be able to respond to real-world stimuli within deterministic time intervals.
RT应用程序必须能够响应具有确定时间间隔的实际刺激。
8.The relative advantage of industry is to a great degree an internal deterministic factor in competitive advantage.
产业的比较优势在很大程度上是竞争优势的内在决定因素。
9.In the last column, we wrote the logic to compile a set of XPath in a so-called Deterministic Finite Automaton or DFA.
在上一篇专栏文章中，我们编写了在所谓的“确定性有限自动机（DeterministicFiniteAutomaton或简称DFA）”中编译一组XPath的逻辑。
10.DB2 does not verify that the stored procedure code is consistent with the specification of DETERMINISTIC or NOT DETERMINISTIC.
DB2并没有检验该存储过程代码是否与DETERMINISTIC或NOTDETERMINISTIC的规格说明一致。