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These days, technology has made the industry even more mobile and mutable.

The design itself makes possible a mutable organization for different public events.

Thinking of what is to be as mutable comes hard to me."

It is also considered a water sign and one of the four mutable signs.

Time and the future are both, in small, incremental ways, mutable.

This is necessary in a language which does not allow mutable variables.

But truth is much more varied and mutable on both sides than we once thought.

"Mutable weapons could not win a war, though they might help.

"Very much of what we consider natural is mutable," Mill said.

All demons were mutable and, given time, could became whatever they chose.

The second is the mutable morphology associated with the natural world.

It's a mutable medium, limited, of course, by a short season.

But where the value is a mutable object it must be deep copied.

"The disease is more mutable than we had thought."

Attacks that try to modify data in mutable storage are possible.

The show may turn out to be as mutable as its hero.

Nature is a mutable cloud, which is always and never the same.

The present is the conversion of the mutable to immutable.

Classes may not have mutable static fields, because these create global state.

Yet in recent months the very concept of privacy has become a mutable and confusing one.

These mutable references can be pointed to different objects over their lifetime.

"One must be mutable to events as they occur."

A class may have one-time mutable attributes that cannot be declared final.

Pisces are a mutable sign, which makes them susceptible to change.

A similar distinction is made between immutable and mutable objects.