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Traductions de alterable dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

alterable [GB ˈɔːltərəb(ə)l, ˈɒltərəb(ə)l, Am ˈɔlt(ə)rəb(ə)l] ADJ

alterable

modifiable

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The easily alterable, or highly reactive, nature of these ashes and pumices limits their occurrence largely to recently active volcanic areas.

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However, neither it nor the explorations of movable and alterable art in the preceding centuries synthesized the two central features of modular art.

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It means taking a complex issue and identifying the smallest number of key, alterable factors that would make a difference.

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While dispositions caused by mental faculties (i.e., intelligence, memory, mental agility etc.) are not alterable, all others can change.

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The uncertainties and the assumptions inherent in the projections on any serious project are waaaay more significant than the cash efects of a small (and alterable) tax rate change.

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We still think an option to show or hide the more advanced settings, set globally but alterable by a button in each section, would help tidy things up.

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Political arrangements presumed to be permanent began to feel contingent, temporary and alterable.

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The major scale predominates, and the melodic minor contains nine pitches (seven with two alterable).

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There is no disc drive so the operating system is held in flash (electrically alterable) memory.

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They come to feel that current inequalities are purely contingent, and so potentially alterable by human action itself.

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