Sentence examples for terms variable from inspiring English sources

His second argument, which follows from the first, is that once the caricature of "constant speedism" is dismissed, we are left with one logical alternative, which Dawkins terms "variable speedism".

Note the differences in the uses of the terms "variable" and "parameter".

The terms "variable" and "parameter" are often used interchangeably for the observed and measured instances in the medical literature.

The following is a summary description of terms, variables, and abbreviations used in this chapter: Cross-functional involves actions which span organizational boundaries.

It acknowledges that those with mental health conditions, long-term variable conditions and learning difficulties are not currently well assessed.

Banks themselves prefer the term "variable compensation" – awards are meant to go up in sunny years and down in a downpour.

Enron's collapse gave special-purpose entities such a bad name that the new rule even comes up with a new term, variable interest entity, or V.I.E., to describe such vehicles.

This is before the pilot studies in Aberdeen and Burnley were even completed, before Professor Malcolm Harrington's report on long-term variable conditions and before all of his previous recommendations have been implemented fully.

For this reason we considered only the long-term variable costs (personnel, depreciation, maintenance) besides the difference between the short-term variable costs [22].

The term variable site-occupancy describes heterogeneous glycan attachment to a specified protein site.

The problem with SFV is that it reduces the variable charge to short-term variable cost, leading to overconsumption.