producible
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- adjective
- /prəˈdjuːsəbl/
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producible
- For example, an object (re)producible by a 3D printer no longer has the objective character of a unique thing here and now in front of a subject, but has the more fluid character of a code that can be transmitted and stored on multiple platforms and used to implement processes on different machines that would physically produce identical objects.
- mass-producible
- producible reserves
So there's going to be the space of producible configurations.
- So there's going to be the space of producible configurations.
Examples
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The outlying wells were simply to increase production volume, which they will not be able to do once the oil/water contact rises above their producible zones.
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Many fields are what we call "compartmentalized," where the oil is in discrete but producible pockets.
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Money is a producible commodity...
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Developing energy systems that are reliable, safe, mass producible, and cheaper than fossil fuel should be our main goal.
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So there's going to be the space of producible configurations.
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But if you view those issues in another way, it simply means that the set of things reliably producible on a personal 3D printer is less than "anything."
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Still: The fact is: Chinese scientists are working hard to change the "Energy Map of the World" with safe, cheap, mass-producible Thorium LFTR reactors by 2017.
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Remember what Solyndra (for example) was doing: developing innovative, low-cost, mass-producible photovoltaic materials that would enable individuals, small businesses, farmers, and municipalities all over America to create and control their own energy sources.
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At approximately 23,000 man-hours of equivalent work producible from one barrel of oil, just the loss of roughly one percent of world oil production (roughly 900,000 barrels per day) would result in a loss of (900,000 x 23,000), around 20 billion man-hours of equivalent work per day.
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To reduce costs, the company focused on creating designs that are easily producible in large quantities.
Synonyms
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3.7
Can be done or finished
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Possible to create or build
Something you can make in a factory
Can be built using specific rules or methods
Antonyms
How Easy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Producible comes from Latin parts pro- 'forward' and ducere 'to lead', the same root you find in produce and product. So if something is producible, it can be 'led forward' into being — in other words, it can be made or created.