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Definition of variable
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Variable
(n.) That which is
variable;
that which
varies,
or is
subject
to
change..
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Metamorphic
::
Metamorphic
(a.)
Subject
to
change;
changeable;
variable.
Variable
::
Variable
(n.) A
shifting
wind, or one that
varies
in
force..
Invariance
::
Invariance
(n.) The
property
of
remaining
invariable
under
prescribed
or
implied
conditions.
Parameter
::
Parameter
(n.) A term
applied
to some
characteristic
magnitude
whose
value,
invariable
as long as one and the same
function,
curve,
surface,
etc., is
considered,
serves
to
distinguish
that
function,
curve,
surface,
etc., from
others
of the same kind or
family..
Argument
::
Argument
(n.) The
independent
variable
upon whose value that of a
function
depends.
Fluxional
::
Fluxional
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
having
the
nature
of,
fluxion
or
fluxions;
variable;
inconstant..
Variable
::
Variable
(n.) Those parts of the sea where a
steady
wind is not
expected,
especially
the parts
between
the
trade-wind
belts..
Quadrature
::
Quadrature
(a.) The
integral
used in
obtaining
the area
bounded
by a
curve;
hence,
the
definite
integral
of the
product
of any
function
of one
variable
into the
differential
of that
variable..
Carbohydrate
::
Carbohydrate
(n.) One of a group of
compounds
including
the
sugars,
starches,
and gums, which
contain
six (or some
multiple
of six)
carbon
atoms,
united
with a
variable
number
of
hydrogen
and
oxygen
atoms,
but with the two
latter
always
in
proportion
as to form
water;
as
dextrose,
C6H12O6..
Erythema
::
Erythema
(n.) A
disease
of the skin, in which a
diffused
inflammation
forms
rose-colored
patches
of
variable
size..
Constant
::
Constant
(n.) A
quantity
that does not
change
its
value;
-- used in
countradistinction
to
variable.
Variable
::
Variable
(a.)
Having
the
capacity
of
varying
or
changing;
capable
of
alternation
in any
manner;
changeable;
as,
variable
winds or
seasons;
a
variable
quantity..
Metalline
::
Metalline
(n.) A
substance
of
variable
composition,
but
resembling
a soft,
dark-colored
metal,
used in the
bearings
of
machines
for
obviating
friction,
and as a
substitute
for
lubricants..
Facient
::
Facient
(n.) One of the
variables
of a
quantic
as
distinguished
from a
coefficient.
Fluent
::
Fluent
(n.) A
variable
quantity,
considered
as
increasing
or
diminishing;
--
called,
in the
modern
calculus,
the
function
or
integral..
Factorial
::
Factorial
(n.) A name given to the
factors
of a
continued
product
when the
former
are
derivable
from one and the same
function
F(x) by
successively
imparting
a
constant
increment
or
decrement
h to the
independent
variable.
Thus the
product
F(x).F(x
+
h).F(x
+ 2h) . . . F[x +
(n-1)h]
is
called
a
factorial
term, and its
several
factors
take the name of
factorials..
Dorse
::
Dorse (n.) The
Baltic
or
variable
cod
(Gadus
callarias),
by some
believed
to be the young of the
common
codfish..
Fluxion
::
Fluxion
(n.) The
infinitely
small
increase
or
decrease
of a
variable
or
flowing
quantity
in a
certain
infinitely
small and
constant
period
of time; the rate of
variation
of a
fluent;
an
incerement;
a
differential.
Quartic
::
Quartic
(n.) A curve or
surface
whose
equation
is of the
fourth
degree
in the
variables.
Unvariable
::
Unvariable
(a.)
Invariable.
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