calculable
IPA: kˈæɫkjʌɫʌbʌɫ
adjective
- Able to be calculated; calculatable.
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Examples of "calculable" in Sentences
- The calculable math formula was not easy for all students.
- "History shows that men's actions are governed by some kind of calculable law."
- We are talking more and more about sustainability, as an end to our oil resources is something almost calculable by now.
- Despite many such assertions there, no one has demonstrated in the least the damage that you say is "calculable" and "non-trivial."
- But looking at the latter figure, I doubt it is even calculable from any data available -- a gross misinterpretation of some data at best.
- The financial consequences have too many variables and unknowns – from the price of oil to the share of the national debt – to be calculable.
- The costs of tariffs and trade regulation are far greater, because there are many implicit costs of undone/unseen deals, which are not calculable.
- Having a classical limit makes things extremely concrete and calculable which is one of the reasons why quantum theories constructed as a quantization of a particular starting point have been so successful, especially whenever they're weakly coupled.
- Grice pointed out that conversational implicatures have the following properties: (i) they are calculable, that is, inferable from, among other things, the cooperative principle and the conversational maxims; (ii) they are cancelable either explicitly
- Forest's home form is calculable proof of the tenacity instilled in them by Davies – they have lost only once at home since September 2009, albeit in the play-off semi-final with Blackpool – and they will face few more rigorous assignments than this in the weeks ahead.
- Two types of forgiveness may thus be distinguished: conditional ( "calculable" forgiveness following an act of repentance in which the guilty party promises never to engage in what is demanded by forgiveness) andunconditional (forgiving the unforgivable without conditions, a forgiveness which is incalculable and therefore impossible).