determinator

He is the initiator, the adjudicator and the determinator."

A girl clues us in on this unequivocally specific personality determinator: the wider your pants, the weirder you are.

The Tories are ideologues: driven by profit or a twisted view of human nature where personal short-tem self-interest in the only determinator worth paying attention to.

The site of neutrophil chemoattractants may therefore be an important determinator of the secondary damage (as assessed by blood or protein loss) caused by neutrophils.

For example, one of the endings spoofs The Terminator, featuring Meatwad as "The Determinator".

"To have District Attorney Hynes act as prosecutor, grand jury and determinator is insane," Mr. Barron said.

TED - he - it was the Theoretical Educative Determinator, the top robot of the district, the robot who best understood robots.

Margin of victory is the next determinator on the computer's list of considerations and then the quality of the opposition as determined by the opponent's record prior to meeting the team in question.

Debt-collection software with names like the Sting, Optimizer and Determinator help collection agencies find elusive debtors, phone them and make a plan for them to pay off what they owe.

Originally named the Laboratory Equipment Corporation LECO is based in St Joseph, Michigan, USA and started life by developing and introducing the first volumetric carbon determinator for the iron and steel industry.

"They prayed with me but they didn't put up money when they said they would," Mr. Hall said, explaining why his company had to be restructured last year, changing its name from Determinator Technology Inc. to Video Baseball of America.