Übersetzungen für „changeability“ im Englisch » Deutsch-Wörterbuch

change·abil·ity [ˌtʃeɪnʤəˈbɪləti, Am -ət̬i] SUBST

changeability

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We are starting to see some autumnal changeability with mobile weather features.

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With predictable increases in evapotranspiration and rainfall changeability, likely a negative impact on the viability of freshwater wetlands will occur, resulting in contraction and desiccation.

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Some contemporary artists prize the changeability of parchment, noting that the material seems alive and like an active participant in making artwork.

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This portability and changeability adds a new dimension into the art of photography and its relationship with the viewer.

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Yet she acknowledges the changeability of taste.

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One issue confronting the efficiency of wind energy is the wind itself -- specifically, its changeability.

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Some believe he'll never recover, which ignores the changeability of politics.

theconversation.com

The presence and changeability of this wet gas can cause problems and errors in the ability to accurately meter the gas phase flowrate.

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And, especially given the changed nature -- and changeability -- of the new world environment, those differentials are far from cut and dried.

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While being a chameleon has its advantages both on the big screen and in the home kitchen, ham's innate changeability makes it hard to issue sweeping wine pairing suggestions.

articles.chicagotribune.com