Definition of calculable in English:

calculable

adjective ˈkalkjʊləb(ə)lˈkælkjələbəl

Able to be measured or assessed.
the conversion of mass into energy affects stars in a calculable fashion
Example sentencesExamples
- In modern industrialized societies, the drive to make everything rational and calculable severs reason from the project of human emancipation and reduces it to the status of a tool.
- In the cold war, nuclear arms issues were considered a matter of rationality, an international chess match in which self and mutual interests were calculable and predictable.
- This is not, however, a war, a great mobilisation with a clear strategic or calculable end.
- Unlike true insurers, these players are not accumulating pools of insurance reserves to settle calculable future claims, but are instead relying on sophisticated models and dynamic hedging strategies.
- Michael is preparing to marry Delia, and the family is consumed with talk of dowries and other calculable advantages.
- The essence of real leadership and responsible management is the ability to judge the difference between short-term calculable gains and deeply rooted core values.
- The length, width and, where calculable, number of the four separate cell types are presented in Table 3.
- The irrationality of rationality appears wherever quality management focuses on increasing efficiency, and this is then measured by quantifiable, calculable outputs of the drug care system.
- The solution had to be general and calculable at the same time and in a mathematical fashion, that is, geometrically founded.
- This book explains that all casino games, except blackjack, have a built-in house edge, a mathematically calculable advantage to the gaming establishment.
- The potential interest rate bill is limited to a calculable size, and a borrower can decide whether to invest this extra cash in buying a particular property.
- When I started teaching again I made quite a fuss doing my calculus courses constructively, making a point of presenting my epsilon-delta's as explicit, calculable, functions.
- The visibility conferred on the calculating self who occupies a specific locale within a loosely assembled network of calculable spaces is intrinsically linked to norms of financial performance.
- By informing her of the calculable risks, avoidable disabilities and prenatal test options, the counselor radically reframes Ms. K's hope-laden pregnancy.
- They bought a company with real, calculable assets such as a cable network, a film library, a host of magazines, and television stations.
- Temperature was revealed to be calculable from the average kinetic energy of a system of identical particles, and entropy was understood in terms of the number of quantum states available to the particles in that system.
- Rogers tested for traces of vanillin, a chemical compound that slowly disappears over time at a calculable rate.
- A sacrifice is not always a calculable commodity and often entails an element of uncertainty.
- The mainstream record industry's position is a throwback to when cultural product was replicated via physical means, which spawned material artifacts of limited supply and calculable monetary value.
- The philosopher critiques technology's instrumentality as marking the commencement of modernity as calculable, defined, measurable, ordered.

Derivatives

calculability

noun kalkjʊləˈbɪlɪtiˌkælkjələˈbɪlədi

Approaches to drug treatment have become increasingly receptive to the dimension of calculability.
Example sentencesExamples
- The numbers of tortured, deported, and murdered people embody not the calculability, but rather the incomprehensibility, of genocide.
- The development of accounting is linked to broader trends in economies and societies towards standardization and calculability in the efficient management of individuals.
- What Gödel needed for the ‘arithmetization’ of a formal language was a precise definition of the intuitive concept of calculability for numerical functions.
- Cost calculations were part of a regime that enhanced visibility and established a system of calculability that rendered human accountability visible.
- In his description of the conditions of maximum formal rationality of capital accounting, he often talks of complete calculability.
- This kind of rationalization tendentially subjects institutions to the norms of instrumental reason: efficiency, calculability, standardization.
- These measures entail ‘excessive control and an over-focus on efficiency measurements and calculability.’
- This culture can be seen as a symbol of a completely rationalized society, one that is strictly oriented toward calculability and the rapid pace of life; this societal structure now appears to be spreading as part of a global process.
- Control is necessary to ensure efficiency, calculability and predictability.
- Punctuality, calculability, exactness are forced upon life by the complexity and extension of metropolitan existence.
- The Fordist model of work and organisation is marked by the emergence of individualised and economic forms of calculability which govern the social and the self
- Post referred to Church's identification of effective calculability with recursiveness as a ‘working hypothesis’, and quite properly criticised Church for masking this hypothesis as a definition.
- Of course, there can be no objections to efficiency, quality management, and calculability - so long as their realization does not produce irrational side effects.
- The market naturally puts limits on the size of a firm or company because there are limits of calculability in a market.
- A precondition for the feasibility of global balancing of all expected and real performances is the standardization and calculability of the expected performances.

calculably

adverb

The fight sequences are grounded and intense without being inordinately brutal, and calculably acrobatic without resembling a circus act.
Example sentencesExamples
- His premise was calculably simple for the complex and changing times in which he wrote.
- The infinite and inexorable movement of the earth's crust is calculably liable to shift the nuclear waste, when it will disperse in aquifers or on the surface.
- The rotation of the protons emits synchrotron radiation which calculably consumes the rotational energy very slowly and very evenly.
- We suggest calculably decreasing subsidies of different types as provisional measures.
- A calculably shorter make-ready time significantly reduced net production processes and high throughput speeds in scheduling and production.
- A trained eye will know how difficult it is to throw a clay pot on a wheel with such precision - to create eggshell-thin walls, or to ‘destroy’ or distort the work so calculably.
- The predictive search engine uses its trend-spotting smarts to let consumers know when is the best time to buy airline tickets - calculably when prices will be at their lowest.

Definition of calculable in US English:

calculable

adjectiveˈkalkyələbəlˈkælkjələbəl

Able to be measured or assessed.
the conversion of mass into energy affects stars in a calculable fashion
Example sentencesExamples
- The essence of real leadership and responsible management is the ability to judge the difference between short-term calculable gains and deeply rooted core values.
- The length, width and, where calculable, number of the four separate cell types are presented in Table 3.
- This is not, however, a war, a great mobilisation with a clear strategic or calculable end.
- The mainstream record industry's position is a throwback to when cultural product was replicated via physical means, which spawned material artifacts of limited supply and calculable monetary value.
- In modern industrialized societies, the drive to make everything rational and calculable severs reason from the project of human emancipation and reduces it to the status of a tool.
- A sacrifice is not always a calculable commodity and often entails an element of uncertainty.
- The solution had to be general and calculable at the same time and in a mathematical fashion, that is, geometrically founded.
- Rogers tested for traces of vanillin, a chemical compound that slowly disappears over time at a calculable rate.
- In the cold war, nuclear arms issues were considered a matter of rationality, an international chess match in which self and mutual interests were calculable and predictable.
- The philosopher critiques technology's instrumentality as marking the commencement of modernity as calculable, defined, measurable, ordered.
- The potential interest rate bill is limited to a calculable size, and a borrower can decide whether to invest this extra cash in buying a particular property.
- Temperature was revealed to be calculable from the average kinetic energy of a system of identical particles, and entropy was understood in terms of the number of quantum states available to the particles in that system.
- Michael is preparing to marry Delia, and the family is consumed with talk of dowries and other calculable advantages.
- The visibility conferred on the calculating self who occupies a specific locale within a loosely assembled network of calculable spaces is intrinsically linked to norms of financial performance.
- They bought a company with real, calculable assets such as a cable network, a film library, a host of magazines, and television stations.
- The irrationality of rationality appears wherever quality management focuses on increasing efficiency, and this is then measured by quantifiable, calculable outputs of the drug care system.
- By informing her of the calculable risks, avoidable disabilities and prenatal test options, the counselor radically reframes Ms. K's hope-laden pregnancy.
- Unlike true insurers, these players are not accumulating pools of insurance reserves to settle calculable future claims, but are instead relying on sophisticated models and dynamic hedging strategies.
- This book explains that all casino games, except blackjack, have a built-in house edge, a mathematically calculable advantage to the gaming establishment.
- When I started teaching again I made quite a fuss doing my calculus courses constructively, making a point of presenting my epsilon-delta's as explicit, calculable, functions.

单词	calculable
释义	Definition of calculable in English: calculable adjective ˈkalkjʊləb(ə)lˈkælkjələbəl Able to be measured or assessed. the conversion of mass into energy affects stars in a calculable fashion Example sentencesExamples In modern industrialized societies, the drive to make everything rational and calculable severs reason from the project of human emancipation and reduces it to the status of a tool. In the cold war, nuclear arms issues were considered a matter of rationality, an international chess match in which self and mutual interests were calculable and predictable. This is not, however, a war, a great mobilisation with a clear strategic or calculable end. Unlike true insurers, these players are not accumulating pools of insurance reserves to settle calculable future claims, but are instead relying on sophisticated models and dynamic hedging strategies. Michael is preparing to marry Delia, and the family is consumed with talk of dowries and other calculable advantages. The essence of real leadership and responsible management is the ability to judge the difference between short-term calculable gains and deeply rooted core values. The length, width and, where calculable, number of the four separate cell types are presented in Table 3. The irrationality of rationality appears wherever quality management focuses on increasing efficiency, and this is then measured by quantifiable, calculable outputs of the drug care system. The solution had to be general and calculable at the same time and in a mathematical fashion, that is, geometrically founded. This book explains that all casino games, except blackjack, have a built-in house edge, a mathematically calculable advantage to the gaming establishment. The potential interest rate bill is limited to a calculable size, and a borrower can decide whether to invest this extra cash in buying a particular property. When I started teaching again I made quite a fuss doing my calculus courses constructively, making a point of presenting my epsilon-delta's as explicit, calculable, functions. The visibility conferred on the calculating self who occupies a specific locale within a loosely assembled network of calculable spaces is intrinsically linked to norms of financial performance. By informing her of the calculable risks, avoidable disabilities and prenatal test options, the counselor radically reframes Ms. K's hope-laden pregnancy. They bought a company with real, calculable assets such as a cable network, a film library, a host of magazines, and television stations. Temperature was revealed to be calculable from the average kinetic energy of a system of identical particles, and entropy was understood in terms of the number of quantum states available to the particles in that system. Rogers tested for traces of vanillin, a chemical compound that slowly disappears over time at a calculable rate. A sacrifice is not always a calculable commodity and often entails an element of uncertainty. The mainstream record industry's position is a throwback to when cultural product was replicated via physical means, which spawned material artifacts of limited supply and calculable monetary value. The philosopher critiques technology's instrumentality as marking the commencement of modernity as calculable, defined, measurable, ordered. Derivatives calculability noun kalkjʊləˈbɪlɪtiˌkælkjələˈbɪlədi Approaches to drug treatment have become increasingly receptive to the dimension of calculability. Example sentencesExamples The numbers of tortured, deported, and murdered people embody not the calculability, but rather the incomprehensibility, of genocide. The development of accounting is linked to broader trends in economies and societies towards standardization and calculability in the efficient management of individuals. What Gödel needed for the ‘arithmetization’ of a formal language was a precise definition of the intuitive concept of calculability for numerical functions. Cost calculations were part of a regime that enhanced visibility and established a system of calculability that rendered human accountability visible. In his description of the conditions of maximum formal rationality of capital accounting, he often talks of complete calculability. This kind of rationalization tendentially subjects institutions to the norms of instrumental reason: efficiency, calculability, standardization. These measures entail ‘excessive control and an over-focus on efficiency measurements and calculability.’ This culture can be seen as a symbol of a completely rationalized society, one that is strictly oriented toward calculability and the rapid pace of life; this societal structure now appears to be spreading as part of a global process. Control is necessary to ensure efficiency, calculability and predictability. Punctuality, calculability, exactness are forced upon life by the complexity and extension of metropolitan existence. The Fordist model of work and organisation is marked by the emergence of individualised and economic forms of calculability which govern the social and the self Post referred to Church's identification of effective calculability with recursiveness as a ‘working hypothesis’, and quite properly criticised Church for masking this hypothesis as a definition. Of course, there can be no objections to efficiency, quality management, and calculability - so long as their realization does not produce irrational side effects. The market naturally puts limits on the size of a firm or company because there are limits of calculability in a market. A precondition for the feasibility of global balancing of all expected and real performances is the standardization and calculability of the expected performances. calculably adverb The fight sequences are grounded and intense without being inordinately brutal, and calculably acrobatic without resembling a circus act. Example sentencesExamples His premise was calculably simple for the complex and changing times in which he wrote. The infinite and inexorable movement of the earth's crust is calculably liable to shift the nuclear waste, when it will disperse in aquifers or on the surface. The rotation of the protons emits synchrotron radiation which calculably consumes the rotational energy very slowly and very evenly. We suggest calculably decreasing subsidies of different types as provisional measures. A calculably shorter make-ready time significantly reduced net production processes and high throughput speeds in scheduling and production. A trained eye will know how difficult it is to throw a clay pot on a wheel with such precision - to create eggshell-thin walls, or to ‘destroy’ or distort the work so calculably. The predictive search engine uses its trend-spotting smarts to let consumers know when is the best time to buy airline tickets - calculably when prices will be at their lowest. Definition of calculable in US English: calculable adjectiveˈkalkyələbəlˈkælkjələbəl Able to be measured or assessed. the conversion of mass into energy affects stars in a calculable fashion Example sentencesExamples The essence of real leadership and responsible management is the ability to judge the difference between short-term calculable gains and deeply rooted core values. The length, width and, where calculable, number of the four separate cell types are presented in Table 3. This is not, however, a war, a great mobilisation with a clear strategic or calculable end. The mainstream record industry's position is a throwback to when cultural product was replicated via physical means, which spawned material artifacts of limited supply and calculable monetary value. In modern industrialized societies, the drive to make everything rational and calculable severs reason from the project of human emancipation and reduces it to the status of a tool. A sacrifice is not always a calculable commodity and often entails an element of uncertainty. The solution had to be general and calculable at the same time and in a mathematical fashion, that is, geometrically founded. Rogers tested for traces of vanillin, a chemical compound that slowly disappears over time at a calculable rate. In the cold war, nuclear arms issues were considered a matter of rationality, an international chess match in which self and mutual interests were calculable and predictable. The philosopher critiques technology's instrumentality as marking the commencement of modernity as calculable, defined, measurable, ordered. The potential interest rate bill is limited to a calculable size, and a borrower can decide whether to invest this extra cash in buying a particular property. Temperature was revealed to be calculable from the average kinetic energy of a system of identical particles, and entropy was understood in terms of the number of quantum states available to the particles in that system. Michael is preparing to marry Delia, and the family is consumed with talk of dowries and other calculable advantages. The visibility conferred on the calculating self who occupies a specific locale within a loosely assembled network of calculable spaces is intrinsically linked to norms of financial performance. They bought a company with real, calculable assets such as a cable network, a film library, a host of magazines, and television stations. The irrationality of rationality appears wherever quality management focuses on increasing efficiency, and this is then measured by quantifiable, calculable outputs of the drug care system. By informing her of the calculable risks, avoidable disabilities and prenatal test options, the counselor radically reframes Ms. K's hope-laden pregnancy. Unlike true insurers, these players are not accumulating pools of insurance reserves to settle calculable future claims, but are instead relying on sophisticated models and dynamic hedging strategies. This book explains that all casino games, except blackjack, have a built-in house edge, a mathematically calculable advantage to the gaming establishment. When I started teaching again I made quite a fuss doing my calculus courses constructively, making a point of presenting my epsilon-delta's as explicit, calculable, functions.
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