expressible
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- adjective
- /ɪkˈsprɛsəbl/
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expresable
- Throughput (TP) in transactions or operations per second is expressible as a function of these three variables as a preformatted table.
Examples
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Or controlling operations... that are expressible... in numerical or logical terms.
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The most plausible candidates for 'value-neutral' theories are ones fully expressible in agreed mathematical terms.
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So I was hoping to have integrals that are all expressible in terms of this this set of functions that I defined.
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The smallest number expressible as the sum of two cubes in two different ways.
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And so that's the second point in the, in the first instance, we, we say that utility is quantifiable and expressible through money.
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Complexity of ASP tells us that each NP-search problem is expressible by a program P, as noted earlier.
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If it terminates at the nth place, it is expressible as an integer divided by 10n.
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The anti-reductionist denies that every truth about the universe, every 'lawlike generalization', is expressible in the vocabulary of fundamental physics.
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In fact, each such problem (for example, finding some Hamiltonian cycle) is expressible by a fixed predicate program to which logical facts encoding a given problem instance (for example, a graph) are added. Again, additional constructs like disjunctive rules may increase the expressivity.
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The concept of love is often difficult to quantify, but it is expressible in many beautiful ways through art and literature.
Synonyms
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Able to be put into words
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Easy to put into words or explain clearly
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Something you can say or put into words
Can be expressed in words
A thing that can be shown or described clearly
People can say it in other words with the same meaning
Can be said out loud
Possible to put into words and speak
Antonyms
How Expressible
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Expressible comes from ex- meaning 'out' and press meaning 'to push', the same root you see in the common words press and pressure. So if something is expressible, it is something you can 'push out' with words or art — in other words, it can be said or shown.