Examples of using Definable in English and their translations into Italian
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in fact, definable like the intention or the predisposition of the customer to acquire a prodotto/servizio,
The contemporary suburbs are still definable as territories without a model(Solà-Morales 1991
Of course the quality of a wine is not definable only by means of its aromas,
not simply definable as a square, but as a spatial system able to relate with the road, with the green space,
a time base definable in days/hours, hours/min,
in particular way to the inside of those definable districts like competitive, that is where between the same
The result of this exploration is a sonic language definable as'gothpop', electronically melodic
precisely definable geometric features, a consistent wall thickness,
being performed in a peculiar way, since the fluid in the pools is not properly definable as"mud".
better definable as new fungal masses,
relationship between man and woman is not definable by these criteria, because the man-woman relationship, instinctively felt instinctively.
specific missionary activity are not clearly definable, and it is unthinkable to create barriers between them or to put them into watertight compartments.
even without the key it will continue to work for a number of days freely definable by the author of the application.
who declined the principles of ontopsychology in various areas of culture and science, definable as the aspiration to refer to models of harmony
at the same time it is the bond between different ethnic groups that made up a cultural constellation definable as the Celtic area of all of Europe.
In this sense rose wines occupy a proper and definable position in the wine scene,
For example, while the axiom of choice implies that there is a well-ordering of the real numbers, there are models of set theory with the axiom of choice in which no well-ordering of the reals is definable.
that he is something, something definable, something to be proud of, in a way.
Each such region must be a clearly designated contiguous geographical area with a definable economic and administrative identity, considered as disadvantaged
promoting factors(or mitogens)" advances our understanding of the regulation of stem cells in tissues without a canonical, anatomically definable stem cell niche- a microenvironment sometimes called an"open niche".