Translations for „changeability“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

изме́нчивость

changeability

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English

The perfection of the sense drive would consist in maximizing changeability and maximizing extensity.

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Sure, it may not have some of the flexibility and changeability some of the high end gaming mice have, but for the price this is a very good choice.

nzgamer.com

We are starting to see some autumnal changeability with mobile weather features.

www.stuff.co.nz

Humour can also a way of showing up the contingency, changeability and even absurdity of many things that are foisted upon is in our daily and political lives.

theconversation.com

The concept of changeability seems unclear and irrelevant given that it is the condition of the illness as it presents that is relevant, not whether it will change.

www.imt.ie

That changeability extended right back to the developers.

www.theverge.com

And, especially given the changed nature -- and changeability -- of the new world environment, those differentials are far from cut and dried.

www.moneymanagement.com.au

Some believe he'll never recover, which ignores the changeability of politics.

theconversation.com

She has documented the country in books and photographs, focusing particularly on the changeability of its weather.

www.independent.co.uk

The presence and changeability of this wet gas can cause problems and errors in the ability to accurately meter the gas phase flowrate.

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