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variables n
stat.	variabili m
variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] n
CNC, meas.inst.	grandezza f
comp., MS	variabile m (A named storage location capable of containing data that can be modified during program execution); variabile m (A named storage location capable of containing data that can be modified during program execution)
math.	variabile aleatoria; variabile casuale; variabile stocastica; variazione casuale
stat.	variabile quantitativa
English thesaurus
variable ['ve(ə)rɪəb(ə)l] abbr.
abbr.	vrbl
abbr., polym.	var.
metrol.	A quantity or condition whose value is subject to change and can usually be measured

variables: 465 phrases in 49 subjects

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Commerce	2
Communications	6
Computer numerical control	21
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Economy	10
Electric traction	3
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Electronics	17
Environment	2
Finances	20
Food service and catering	1
Forestry	1
General	2
Government, administration and public services	1
Health care	1
Industry	2
Information technology	34
Insurance	2
Materials science	1
Mathematics	48
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Mechanic engineering	14
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Microsoft	12
Municipal planning	1
Natural sciences	1
Pharmacy and pharmacology	7
Physical sciences	2
Physics	1
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Statistics	69
Technology	3
Textile industry	4
Transport	9
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