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Umgebungsvariable
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environment variable N
en·vi·ron·ment [ɪnˈvaɪ(ə)rənmənt, Am enˈvaɪrən-] N
1. environment (surroundings):
Umgebung f <-, -en>
2. environment (social surroundings):
Milieu nt <-s, -s>
3. environment no pl (natural surroundings):
I. vari·able [ˈveəriəbl̩, Am ˈver-] N
Variable f <-n, -n>
II. vari·able [ˈveəriəbl̩, Am ˈver-] ADJ
variable quality
variable weather
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variable N
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variable N
variable ADJ INV-FIN
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The oscillating motion allows variable stroke waterpumping to match the variable power in the wind.
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When a variable refers to a data structure created dynamically, some of its components may be only indirectly accessed through the variable.
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For two variables, these are often called bivariate generating functions.
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The variables are considered in turn, from the last to the first according to the order.
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Records may have a fixed length or variable length.
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