| If by overdetermination, we take the creature's overdetermining power to be the same type of power as God exercises, then the possession of such powers by creatures can effectively be ruled out. |
| We can find the hypogram of a text by bearing in mind the various rules governing its creation: overdetermination, conversion and expansion. |
| But if they are not overdetermined, then which of the five conditions for overdetermination do the baseball and the atoms fail to meet? |
| The strongest intuitive objection against overdetermination is clearly stated by Mills, who is himself a defender of overdetermination. |
| As we shall not be considering any examples of oversymmetric overdetermination, we shall focus on the stronger notion of an active causal route. |
| Yet without some kind of broader guidance, the composition pedagogy course will remain at risk for the same kind of overdetermination that first-year composition faced. |
