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variable
/'vɛə.ɹi.ə.bəl/
/'vɛriəbəl/
variabile f
regolabile
mutevole
incostante
modificabile
volubile
adattabile
non costante
incognita f
parametro m
elemento variabile
stella variabile
variazione variabilità
In statistics, the variable is essential for analyzing data trends.
In statistica, la variabile è essenziale per analizzare le tendenze dei dati.
In this formula, the variable indicates the changing quantity over time.
In questa formula, la variabile indica la quantità che cambia nel tempo.
In calculus, understanding the variable is crucial for finding limits.
Nel calcolo, comprendere la variabile è fondamentale per trovare i limiti.
Researchers often key in on a single variable to understand complex phenomena.
I ricercatori spesso si concentrano su una sola variabile per capire fenomeni complessi.
Learning how to work with a variable is foundational in math education.
Imparare a lavorare con le variabili è fondamentale nell'educazione matematica.
Changing the variable will result in a different solution to the problem.
Modificare la variabile porterà a una soluzione diversa del problema.
The variable can take on different values depending on the context.
La variabile può assumere valori diversi a seconda del contesto.
Here, the letter X stands for any unknown variable in the equation.
Qui, la lettera X sta per una qualsiasi variabile incognita nell'equazione.
Understanding how to manipulate a variable is key to solving equations.
Capire come manipolare una variabile è fondamentale per risolvere le equazioni.
In the equation, each variable represents one twentieth of the total value.
Nell'equazione, ogni variabile rappresenta un ventesimo del valore totale.
In mathematics, a variable often represents an unknown value in an equation.
In matematica, una variabile spesso rappresenta un valore sconosciuto in un'equazione.
Mathematicians often use a variable to express relationships between quantities.
I matematici usano spesso le variabili per esprimere relazioni tra quantità.
Every good experiment includes a control variable to eliminate external influences.
Ogni buon esperimento include una variabile di controllo per eliminare influenze esterne.
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Expressions with variable: examples and Italian translations

variable as the wind adj.
variabile come il vento
"Her moods are variable as the wind, making her hard to understand."
control variable n.
variabile di controllo
"In the experiment, temperature was the control variable."
categorical variable n.
variabile categorica
"A categorical variable can be color or type."
discrete variable n.
variabile discreta
"The number of students in a class is a discrete variable."
experimental variable n.
variabile sperimentale
"Researchers adjusted the experimental variable to see the outcome."
independent variable n.
variabile indipendente
"In y = f(x), x is the independent variable."
variable cost n.
costo variabile
"The variable cost increased as production ramped up."
variable overhead n.
costi variabili
"The company reduced its variable overhead by automating some processes."
variable rate n.
tasso variabile
"The mortgage has a variable rate based on market conditions."
variable speed control n.
regolatore di velocità variabile
"The variable speed control on the drill stopped working after years of use."
variable star n.
stella variabile
"The astronomer studied the variable star for months."
Cepheid variable n.
variabile Cefeide
"Cepheid variables are crucial for calculating cosmic distances."
chance variable n.
variabile aleatoria
"The chance variable can take any value between 1 and 6."
dependent variable n.
variabile dipendente
"In the study, the dependent variable was the patient's heart rate."
dummy variable n.
variabile fittizia
"Replace the dummy variable to simplify the equation."
free variable n.
variabile libera
"In the expression, x is a free variable as it is not quantified."
intervening variable n.
variabile interveniente
"The intervening variable clarified the study's results."
predictor variable n.
variabile predittiva
"The predictor variable was age in the study."
random variable n.
variabile casuale
"In class, X was defined as a random variable."
real variable n.
variabile reale
"The function f(x) uses a real variable x."

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