computability
- noun
- /kəmˌpjuːtəˈbɪləti/
- Specialized
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computabilidad
- A second major challenge is the analysis and computability of phenotypic data.
Well, I mean, I had to pass an I, I, I, I had to take, I had to take classes on computability when I was a senior.
- Well, I mean, I had to pass an I, I, I, I had to take, I had to take classes on computability when I was a senior.
Examples
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Because for deterministic machines, just like for deciders in the computability section, you can just invert the answer.
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Gradually, her interests shifted to computability, particularly the relationship between computability and definability in familiar kinds of mathematical structures: linear orderings, vector spaces, etc.
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Well, I mean, I had to pass an I, I, I, I had to take, I had to take classes on computability when I was a senior.
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He must have forgotten the Theory of Computability.
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Gradually, her interests shifted to computability, particularly the relationship between computability and definability in familiar kinds of mathematical structures: linear orderings, vector spaces, etc.
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Another area of technology development needed to propel organismal biology involves large-scale phenotypic data storage, accessibility, and computability.
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Mathematics and studies in geometry, topology, real software and complex analysis, number theory, algorithm analysis and optimization, artificial intelligence, computability, computer graphics, modeling and simulation, programming environments and languages.
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Decades ago, when few had yet glimpsed their dawning importance, Morrison was writing about groundbreaking issues like symmetry, parity, computability, the nature of the quantum vacuum, and the future of neutrino astronomy.
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In computer science, the term computability refers to whether a problem can be solved using an algorithm.
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Researchers study the computability of various mathematical functions to determine their solvability by computers.
Synonyms
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How possible it is to find an answer to a problem
The ability to be worked out or measured with numbers
Antonyms
How Calculable
Surface Forms
Morphology
computability = computable (transparent) = compute + able + ity
Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ity' to the clear adjective 'computable' (compute + -able), yielding a standard abstract noun.
Etymology
Computability comes from compute, as in computer, which originally meant 'to count' or 'to calculate', and the ending -ability, which means 'can be done'. So, computability is about whether something 'can be calculated' or solved by a computer.