 Note that the two occurrences of the word ‘determined’ here mean quite different things. “Fully determined”, as defined above, is a variation on Segerberg’s terminology in his (1982) of ‘type-determined’, varied so as to lend itself to other modifications—partially determined, completely undetermined, overdetermined,… (though this last will not be getting attention here)—while the second occurrence of the word is the usual sound and complete sense of “determined”. Turning to generalized consequence relations, we find the connection to be more intimate still: