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Meanings of configurability in English
Russian
изменяемость Catalan
flexibilitat Ability of an item to change to suit some purpose.
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Examples for "flexibility"
Examples for "flexibility"
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The plan involves creating greater employment opportunities and more labour market flexibility.
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However,the company has some flexibility to defer capital expenditure separately whendeclining demand.
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Obama said he believed China's pledge of greater currency flexibility is serious.
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The healthcare and construction sectors in particular needed more flexibility, he said.
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The company said the deal allowed Activision to operate with more flexibility.
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Yet despite such structural variability, essentially the same end result is achieved.
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Conclusions: Stance time variability is an independent predictor of future mobility disability.
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Past research has shown that aerobic exercise can improve heart rate variability.
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The problem is that variability differences are regularly confused with average differences.
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However, variability in HRQoL indicators suggests a need to consider domain coverage.
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Rooney's versatility allowed him to adapt each time but frustration was building.
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A century later, the modern pentathlon remains the embodiment of Olympic versatility.
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This great range illustrates the penetration and the versatility of his genius.
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The versatility and inventive genius of the Prime Minister provoke mingled comment.
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His versatility made him one of the best hurlers of his generation.
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Steadfastness in mutability, that is the common need, a Rock of Ages.
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An extraordinary mutability has, by this means, been introduced into their legislation.
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The question of the mutability of species was thus prominently raised.
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He is making his fortune out of the mutability of destiny.
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This is but a hint of the mutability of created things.
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But a provision known as border adjustability is stirring up controversy.
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Silver Star was a universal test favorite for comfort and adjustability.
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The EyeSends are high-end goodness from head-to-toe, and their adjustability is a godsend.
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We have adjustability in the lower leg and the upper leg.
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Some version of border adjustability could attract support from Democrats.
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The detective folded her arms across her chest, clearly annoyed by my changeability.
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Townshend bore, as Hume hints, a bad character for changeability.
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But his changeability and the irregularity of his conduct made them hate him still more.
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But somehow this impression about the changeability of science has bled through to the core claims.
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It is only thus that change ceases to be changeability, and once made is made for good.
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It is clear she has been beaten into conformability from the time she could toddle.
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To things as things in themselves, conformability to law must necessarily belong independently of an understanding to cognize them.
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Pleasure is free when we represent to ourselves the conformability, and when the sensation that accompanies this representation is agreeable.
Usage of configurability in English
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The flexible configurability and plasticity of the FCT could facilitate field-programmable circuits for defect-tolerance and synapse-like devices for learning.
Frequent collocations
Configurability through the time