Meanings of expressible in English

All three are quantities and all are expressible in terms of units.

Truth is not a commodity which is compatible with or expressible by film.

It may seem odd to describe a mechanism with an end goal that is not truly expressible.

Used to refer to any task that should be expressible as an algorithm in theory, but isn't.

These things are expressible in no language-noteven in Chinese, which lends itself so generously to the metaphorical.

They were eyes that showed a strength of will behind them only woefully expressible in her woman's voice.

It earned this place of honor by pointing awkwardly at a truth hardly expressible in terms worthy of it.

It is claimed there are just three words expressible in every language on earth: Amen, Hallelujah and Coca Cola.

So, speaking a little loosely, you could say that fractions are expressible as the ratio of two whole numbers.

In an odd, not quite expressible fashion, something of him seems dispersed abroad and perished in the guests he loved.

All knowledge grows out of feeling, and must be expressible again in feeling, if it is to have any value.

A thousand times I have longed for death, and wished, with an expressible ardor, for an end to what I suffered.

The highly stable, readily expressible and biocompatible characteristics of these open-ended designs promise development of practical in vitro and in vivo applications.

Pantomime, on the other hand, does not require words to be spoken to express its meaning, as it is quite expressible without.

It will, however, in every work of art of even the least complexity, be expressible only as a mood, very indefinite, often indescribable.

Overpowered with an expressible emotion, my poor child fell on her knees, joined her hands, and so remained till every vote was given.