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parameterizable

parameterizable

7.9
Can be changed by setting options
  • adjective
  • /pəˈræmɪtərˌaɪzəbl/
  • Specialized
translation icon : parametrizable
  • Developers prefer parameterizable systems because they offer greater flexibility and control.

Examples

  • The new algorithm is fully parameterizable, allowing users to adjust its behavior easily.

  • A parameterizable template can be reused for different projects with minimal changes.

  • The software is parameterizable for different user needs.

  • Is this system parameterizable for various applications?

  • The software is designed to be parameterizable, allowing users to customize their settings easily.

  • When using this framework, you can create parameterizable components that adapt to different requirements.

  • The new application features a parameterizable interface, enabling users to adjust the layout according to their preferences.

Synonyms

customizable
vsparameterizable
  • US
9 4.1

You can change it to suit your needs or tastes

is defined through parameter settings rather than by personal tailoring
configurable
vsparameterizable
3 4.6

Able to be changed or set up to match a person's needs

is defined by choosing particular parameters for its settings
tunable
vsparameterizable
1 4.6

Able to be adjusted to improve sound or performance

is set by specific parameters rather than by small adjustments
reconfigurable
vsparameterizable
  • Specialized
1 6.4

You can change it to work in different ways

is defined by parameters rather than by changing core structure

How Configurable

parameterizable
  • Specialized
7.9
customizable
  • US
9 4.1
configurable
3 4.6
adjustable
35 3.4
fixed
1.8

Surface Forms

parameterizable positive

Morphology

parameterizable = parameterize (transparent) = parameter + ize + able

Formed by adding the productive suffix '-able' to the verb 'parameterize', giving the clear meaning 'able to be parameterized'.

Etymology

Parameterizable starts with parameter, which comes from the old parts para- meaning 'beside' and metron meaning 'measure', the same root as meter. A parameter is a setting or limit you can change, so parameterizable means 'able to be set', which is why it describes something whose behavior you can change by adjusting its settings.