Examples of using Definable in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
With the advent of thin bezels, higher brightness, increased duty cycles, better video wall processors, not to mention more definable ROI and ROO, this has facilitated the growth in videowall.
Definable Attenuation from 1dB to 30dB.
Climate change has no definable boundaries.
Definable COM[Communication Port].
ASHRAE or freely definable.
Boundary conditions according to EN 52022-3 or freely definable.
Boundary conditions according to ISO 52022-3, ASHRAE or freely definable.
The culture of this peace is not easily definable.
Optional and definable analog signal output[AO: 0~20mA].
Definable and adjustable upper and lower level of hooks to enhance safety.
Call filter: blocking incoming calls on free definable date and time zones.
Optional and definable analog signal AO[4~20mA]
A user definable parameter used with instant orders allowing execution within a given tolerance of the actual requested price.
One that had to have been taken as a concept, definable in scientific language and not reduced to its meaning in the common language.
Such a code should be comprehensive and should encompass well-understood and legally definable crimes so as to ensure the widest possible acceptability and effectiveness.
The Special Representative believes that the paradigm for free speech must be tied to an objectively definable series of norms acceptable to the society as a whole.
Our governments have not traditionally been structured to deal with such threats where the enemy is not definable and where the principal involvement is by non-state actors.
Our governments have not traditionally been structured to deal with such threats where the enemy is not definable and where the principal involvement is by non-state actors.
According to Vierdag, in order to be a legal right, a right must be legally definable; only then it can be legally enforced, and only then it can be said to be justiciable.
It was noted that it was important to ensure that the guidelines adopted a framework that had clearly definable rights and responsibilities for debtors and creditors and that the guidelines were entrenched in a human rights-based framework.