I. variable [ˈveəriəbl̩, am. angl. ˈver-] PRID.
1. variable (likely to change):
- variable
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2. variable (able to be changed):
- variable
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3. variable (uneven):
- variable
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II. variable [ˈveəriəbl̩, am. angl. ˈver-] SAM.
- variable
- zmienna ž. spol
independent variable SAM.
- independent variable
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If needed, the processing system can also show other types of economic variables to draw conclusions about the area.
en.wikipedia.org For example, as time increases, this variable also increases.
en.wikipedia.org Variable winds were accompanied with fine rain every now and then.
en.wikipedia.org Total cost in economics includes the total opportunity cost of each factor of production as part of its fixed or variable costs.
en.wikipedia.org When a variable refers to a data structure created dynamically, some of its components may be only indirectly accessed through the variable.
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