Definition of regulable in English:

regulable

adjective ˈrɛɡjʊləb(ə)lˈrɛɡjələbəl

Able to be regulated.
hot-water pipes whose temperature is regulable at will
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as offer and acceptance are communications incidental to the regulable transaction called a contract, the professional's speech is incidental to the conduct of the profession.
- But if genetic engineering makes reproduction sufficiently unnatural as to become regulable then why don't all the technologies used to keep premature babies alive have the same effect?
- Bound growth factors also constitute a reservoir of growth factors that may be released in a regulable manner.
- Crucially, the Supreme Court identified non-violent materials which are ‘degrading or dehumanizing’ as a regulable category.
- The government could take steps to transform the architecture of the Internet to make it more regulable, thereby increasing national security.

Definition of regulable in US English:

regulable

adjectiveˈrɛɡjələbəlˈreɡyələbəl

Able to be regulated.
hot-water pipes whose temperature is regulable at will
Example sentencesExamples
- Just as offer and acceptance are communications incidental to the regulable transaction called a contract, the professional's speech is incidental to the conduct of the profession.
- But if genetic engineering makes reproduction sufficiently unnatural as to become regulable then why don't all the technologies used to keep premature babies alive have the same effect?
- Crucially, the Supreme Court identified non-violent materials which are ‘degrading or dehumanizing’ as a regulable category.
- The government could take steps to transform the architecture of the Internet to make it more regulable, thereby increasing national security.
- Bound growth factors also constitute a reservoir of growth factors that may be released in a regulable manner.

单词	regulable
释义	Definition of regulable in English: regulable adjective ˈrɛɡjʊləb(ə)lˈrɛɡjələbəl Able to be regulated. hot-water pipes whose temperature is regulable at will Example sentencesExamples Just as offer and acceptance are communications incidental to the regulable transaction called a contract, the professional's speech is incidental to the conduct of the profession. But if genetic engineering makes reproduction sufficiently unnatural as to become regulable then why don't all the technologies used to keep premature babies alive have the same effect? Bound growth factors also constitute a reservoir of growth factors that may be released in a regulable manner. Crucially, the Supreme Court identified non-violent materials which are ‘degrading or dehumanizing’ as a regulable category. The government could take steps to transform the architecture of the Internet to make it more regulable, thereby increasing national security. Definition of regulable in US English: regulable adjectiveˈrɛɡjələbəlˈreɡyələbəl Able to be regulated. hot-water pipes whose temperature is regulable at will Example sentencesExamples Just as offer and acceptance are communications incidental to the regulable transaction called a contract, the professional's speech is incidental to the conduct of the profession. But if genetic engineering makes reproduction sufficiently unnatural as to become regulable then why don't all the technologies used to keep premature babies alive have the same effect? Crucially, the Supreme Court identified non-violent materials which are ‘degrading or dehumanizing’ as a regulable category. The government could take steps to transform the architecture of the Internet to make it more regulable, thereby increasing national security. Bound growth factors also constitute a reservoir of growth factors that may be released in a regulable manner.
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