Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Capable of being computed, numbered, or reckoned.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective Capable of being computed, numbered, or reckoned.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Capable of being
computed . - adjective computing theory
algorithmically computable, i.e. able to be calculated by aTuring machine
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective may be computed or estimated
Etymologies
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Examples
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The computable real numbers are the real numbers specified in this way by * computable* functions.
A Neighborhood of Infinity sigfpe 2010
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.
Ian Fletcher: Economists Are Hopelessly Naïve About International Trade Ian Fletcher 2011
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With Mathematica 6 we launched our concept of computable data: of making real-world data immediately available in computable form directly inside Mathematica.
Wolfram Blog : Surprise! Mathematica 7.0 Released Today! 2008
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Using built-in computable data sources, of course.
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