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But before that, we need to have calculable and reliable values.

These designs are usually unique, and thus almost always calculable.

The effects of the writers' strike are not yet calculable.

Thirdly, all this should also be calculable in good time.

Here the more significant effects of the blow become calculable, even predictable.

"It's exactly the smaller projects that would be most calculable, I should think."

Each decision involves a calculable opportunity cost of not having opted for something else.

This is given with respect to some fixed (usually easily calculable point).

The relationship between the 2 planes of existence is flexible and not calculable.

Since it was still accelerating, that would increase on a calculable curve.

To broadcast the truth behind that tragedy could have done in- calculable harm.

The circuits changed constantly; their potential number was astronomical, but calculable.

I saw a movement toward dull impartial data, an attempt to make man calculable.

As for the conversion of mass into energy, this does affect stars in a calculable fashion.

Similarly to nonmetals, the important of metals is not calculable.

The death benefit wouldn't be pleasant to pay, but it's within our calculable exposure.

Computability theory - What is calculable with the current models of computers.

He'd thought all odds were calculable for a Vulcan.

The effects of that difference would be calculable.

Science despises Art for its refusal to conform with calculable conditions.

Its aim was to make the action calculable both for people that wanted to participate, as well for the police.

It is possible that the system is not calculable, even though .

In it he summarizes the quest for a definition of "effectively calculable".

Direct payments create a vision of nature dominated by calculable, monetary concerns, he says.

But, once the expansion of the supply is complete, prices settle back into position and things become accurately calculable again.