Examples of using Tractable in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
She's tractable enough.
Makes the patients much more obedient. Tractable.
He's quite tractable now.
He planned to use this stuff to keep her tractable.
Yet risk is just one- relatively tractable- aspect of uncertainty.
The children of both the red andthe yellow men are almost equally tractable.
This tyre is highly tractable on wet and dry roads.
Loyalty to one's intuition- to always follow one's intuition. Tractable emotions.
I wanted somebody tractable, I got somebody noisy, spiky, stubborn, opinionated, and just plain impossible.
Examining the data already posted on theTRMM Website shows that such projects are tractable.
Their analytical formulation(basically log-linear) is easily tractable for linearization and partial reduction.
It is He who made the earth tractable for you; so walk on its flanks and eat of His provision, and towards Him is the resurrection.
In any case,even this more restricted question of the origin of time doesn't seem to be that tractable, after all.
Extreme scalability is a door-opener for Exascale Computing and Big Data,since it helps to keep problems tractable even if they increase in size.
Assuming, for now, that no definition is necessary,let's try another perhaps more tractable issue.
Once it starts meditating and begins to see the results,it gets more willing and tractable- most of the time.
En todo caso, eventhis more restricted question of the origin of time doesn't seem to be that tractable, después de todo.
We will continue to fund research projects that will help us better understand wild animal suffering andmake it more tractable.
For applications, for example from financial mathematics,one is often interested in investigating particular classes of analytically tractable stochastic processes.
While the variety of attitudes and movements of the combatants engaged in a conflict by land afforded ample scope to the artist for a display of his powers of conception and of execution, especially in his treatment of the human form,-the features and scenery of a sea-fight, such as the long ships, their erect beaks, and their parallel lines of oars,were less tractable materials for his chisel and his pencil.