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41 kukla değişken
dummy variable -
42 mantıksal değişken
logical variable -
43 manyetik değişken yıldız
magnetic variable star -
44 rastlantı değişkeni
1. variate 2. chance variable -
45 sayısal değişken
numeric variable -
46 statik değişken
static variable -
47 sürekli rastgele değişken
continuous random variable -
48 tamsayı değişkeni
integer variable -
49 tutarsızlık
n. inconsistency, inconsequence, incoherence, contradictoriness, abruptness, desultoriness, discrepancy, repugnance, variable* * *1. unstableness 2. incoherency 3. inconsistency -
50 uyuşmazlık
n. disagreement, disaccord, clash, contrariety, disagreeableness, discrepancy, disunity, divergence, divergency, division, incompatiblity, incongruity, intransigence, rupture, variable* * *1. disagreement 2. incompatibility 3. nonconformance -
51 yerel değişken
local variable -
52 ayarlı grenaj
adj. variable gear -
53 değişen şey
n. variable, Proteus -
54 değişken hızlı
adj. variable speed -
55 değişken kondansatör
adj. variable capacitor -
56 değişken maliyet
adj. variable cost -
57 uymamak
v. (neg. form of uymak) not to match, be unsuitable, not to fit, disobey, break, clash, contravene, disagree, jar, be at variable with -
58 uyuşmamak
v. (neg. form of uyuşmak) disagree, disaccord, clash, diverge, be at variable with -
59 çelişkili olmak
v. be at variable with -
60 bağımlı değişken
dependent variable
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variable — adj. de tout genre. Sujet à varier, qui change souvent. En ce climat les saisons sont fort variables. temps variable. vent variable. la fortune est variable. c est un esprit variable. il est variable dans ses opinions, dans ses resolutions … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
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variable — [ver′ē ə bəl, var′ē ə bəl] adj. [ME < MFr < L variabilis] 1. apt or likely to change or vary; changeable, inconstant, fickle, fluctuating, etc. 2. that can be changed or varied 3. Biol. tending to deviate in some way from the type; aberrant … English World dictionary
variable — I adjective aberrant, alterable, capricious, changeable, changeful, erratic, faithless, fanciful, fast and loose, fickle, fitful, fluctuating, inconstant, irregular, irresponsible, mercurial, modifiable, oscillating, protean, shifting, spasmodic … Law dictionary
