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/kəmpjˈuːtəbəl/
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ADJECTIVE
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may be computed or estimated
computable odds
a calculable risk
estimable assets
a calculable risk
How To Use computable In A Sentence
- The computable real numbers are the real numbers specified in this way by * computable* functions. A Neighborhood of Infinity
- It requires us to know what ‘would be’ illegal under current Canadian law in all conceivable imaginary worlds, which is an incomputable function.
- With Mathematica 6 we launched our concept of computable data: of making real-world data immediately available in computable form directly inside Mathematica. Wolfram Blog : Surprise! Mathematica 7.0 Released Today!
- The universal Turing machine is a hypothetical device that scans a digital tape and, in principle, can solve any computable problem.
- These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end. Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade
- Some probabilities are incomputable - the good news is that we know which ones.
- an incomputable amount
- Computable measures of resistance can be applied in the field of prediction for earthquake damage.
- Using genetic algorithms in the fundamental problem of eigenstructure assignment has advantages of versatile application and computable stability.
- Regarding an underlying mathematical edifice, a possible analogy in mathematics is the existence of non-computable numbers, these numbers have no deterministic, no algorithmic description, yet they exist. Are Changes Brewing and How Does the Mind Fit In?