definable

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You will inevitably find that the definable real numbers, like the computable reals, appear to be countable.

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Able to be defined.

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adjective

Able to be defined.

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Core meanings and parts of speech for definable.

adjective

Able to be defined.

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You will inevitably find that the definable real numbers, like the computable reals, appear to be countable.

I put cubism in the bucket of time series data, where the x-axis is time and the y-axis a single continuous scalar with definable magnitude.

What isn't definable always seems to get filtered through a lens of religious, dogmatic belief in the scientific community.

In fact, that puts a hard limit on the growth speed of functions definable in L.

You can have user-definable infix operators; Haskell has them and uses them to good effect.

Then again Ubuntu mono is definable as a Terminus clone with a broken M.

My guess is that most likely it's a result of the language lacking user-definable getters and setters for such a long time.

Gas giants and stars, therefore, don't really have a definable ESI, since they lack a 'surface' where you can take a temperature.

This is neutral, unpleasant but neutral, rape is a definable binary fact based thing.

To me an idea still has to either have an existing market, or a definable market with a way to monetize the product/service.

What that means is, you can then intersect the minhash bitfields as many times over as you like, and extract a predictably accurate similarity index in linear time with definable confidence bounds.

People have the potential to be more than what language and mathematics can convey, but this makes many people uncomfortable, because it's not definable.

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Your reasoning is correct, so it means that integers are not definable inside "real arithmetic".

Just like you might define computable real numbers, you may similarly describe the "definable" real numbers, that is, those numbers which are uniquely specified by logical statements.

At least notice that the concept of "deepest iterator in 1000 characters" is itself mathematically definable, and define it as D(1000) or something.

Sure, science is generally good at solving problems and advancing technology, but there are some "technologies" that are simply not attainable: indeed, not even clearly definable.