The word "variables" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a quantity or quality that can change or be changed. For example, "The experiment showed that temperature was one of the most important variables affecting the outcome".
Connie, via email A To get started with programming on the Pi, you could use the drag and drop software Scratch from MIT to get used to the concepts and fundamentals such as variables, loops and input/output.
His methodology, outlined in The Methodology of Positive Economics in Essays in Positive Economics (1953), was that you should use the method that works best, that best explains and predicts final outcomes in terms of the most parsimonious set of explanatory variables.
It's easy to encrypt variables using the travis command – see http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/encryption-keys/ Choose a strong encryption password.
The functions, such as SIN and COS, may be entered in caps, but the variables should go into the formulas just as I've given then to you, or rather, just as you input them.
Enter the Defined Name Variables Into cell A1 input the number 210.
You could create some global variables or config values for the name of the fields but you still need to update these and it might make for some difficult to maintain and ugly-looking code.
In other words, the government thought it was on to a sure money-maker by introducing fees; in fact, because it could not control all the variables of the market, it was gambling with the nation's money and looks set to lose spectacularly.
Often there are too many variables changing to know which is the one that is helping.
How effective Direct Action is, and whether a reluctant senate will even legislate it, will be key variables in how effective Abbott's government is in proving it does take climate change seriously.
While polls suggest that Netanyahu might find it easier to assemble more mandates for a right-wing coalition, this election – called in early December – has a number of new variables including the emergence of a new centre-right party, Kulanu, whose leader Moshe Kahlon, a former Likud minister, has kept a close counsel over whom he might back for prime minister.
Admittedly there are a couple of variables at play – Simon Cowell is no longer the moustache-twirling panto villain of old, and nobody really knows how three years of inaction will affect Cheryl Versini-Fernandez – but in theory it's an exciting combination.
