Definition of controllable in English:

controllable

adjective kənˈtrəʊləb(ə)lkənˈtroʊləb(ə)l

1Capable of being directed or influenced.
the glider was fully controllable
Example sentencesExamples
- A stunning innovation in its day, the telegraph was an easily controllable device.
- All lighting, video, and window opacity are controllable from the bed.
- There are carpets in all bedrooms as well as controllable low-voltage lighting.
- It's very controllable once you've had a bit of practice, and there's lots of fun to be had.
- The rectifier is fully controllable and is capable of blocking current entirely in one direction.
- Although not drivable or controllable by players, choppers and Humvees roam the maps on set paths.
- Without software, aircraft would not be controllable or reach the desired performance capabilities.
- The ship is powered by two diesel engines that drive a single shaft with a five-blade controllable pitch propeller.
- These are driven by electric motors and are controllable by the patients.
- It is actually quite controllable in the dirt, once you get the hang of drifting and tail-out cornering.
1. 1.1 Capable of being safely regulated or limited.
  discontent began to give way to barely controllable rage
  Example sentencesExamples
  The choice of feed ingredients is another controllable factor.
  The logistics worked, the costs were controllable, and the show was a hit.
  Starting with the counterfactual statement as a frame, the lesson is constructed by substituting a controllable future action and future outcome.
  I'm a healthy man in my late 40s, with controllable hypertension and high cholesterol.
  Can these sources of increase be manipulated by policy so that population size becomes controllable?
  Your show spent time on the most ridiculous of issues—that is, how controllable is Teresa?
  The good news is that business travel expenditure is one of the largest controllable expenses within a company.
  The study addresses the impact of four controllable marketing variables on consumer reactions to a promotional offer in the performing arts.
  The Internet is less controllable than governments might like, which threatens certain assumptions.
  In every industry, new competitors are emerging in different countries, making the market less controllable.

Derivatives

controllability

noun kənˌtrəʊləˈbɪlɪtikənˌtroʊləˈbɪlədi

mass noun

Ability to be controlled or managed.
aircraft controllability could come into question
the study is optimistic about the controllability of the disease

controllably

adverb

Ideally, one would prefer a quantum noise source that is intrinsically binary, stable, and controllably asymmetric.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cells were both immobilized and controllably deformed by aspiration into a micropipette.
- This device also has the ability to quickly and controllably create 25 samples of unique heat treatments.
- This will provide standard "rulers" for measuring the narrowest linear features that can be controllably etched into a chip.
- A "doping" procedure is used to controllably introduce impurities into the exposed polysilicon and change its crystalline structure.

Definition of controllable in US English:

controllable

adjectivekənˈtroʊləb(ə)lkənˈtrōləb(ə)l

1Capable of being directed or influenced.
the glider was fully controllable
Example sentencesExamples
- Without software, aircraft would not be controllable or reach the desired performance capabilities.
- The ship is powered by two diesel engines that drive a single shaft with a five-blade controllable pitch propeller.
- These are driven by electric motors and are controllable by the patients.
- A stunning innovation in its day, the telegraph was an easily controllable device.
- It's very controllable once you've had a bit of practice, and there's lots of fun to be had.
- There are carpets in all bedrooms as well as controllable low-voltage lighting.
- All lighting, video, and window opacity are controllable from the bed.
- Although not drivable or controllable by players, choppers and Humvees roam the maps on set paths.
- It is actually quite controllable in the dirt, once you get the hang of drifting and tail-out cornering.
- The rectifier is fully controllable and is capable of blocking current entirely in one direction.
1. 1.1 Capable of being safely regulated or limited.
  discontent began to give way to barely controllable rage
  Example sentencesExamples
  The logistics worked, the costs were controllable, and the show was a hit.
  Your show spent time on the most ridiculous of issues—that is, how controllable is Teresa?
  The choice of feed ingredients is another controllable factor.
  Can these sources of increase be manipulated by policy so that population size becomes controllable?
  The Internet is less controllable than governments might like, which threatens certain assumptions.
  I'm a healthy man in my late 40s, with controllable hypertension and high cholesterol.
  In every industry, new competitors are emerging in different countries, making the market less controllable.
  The study addresses the impact of four controllable marketing variables on consumer reactions to a promotional offer in the performing arts.
  The good news is that business travel expenditure is one of the largest controllable expenses within a company.
  Starting with the counterfactual statement as a frame, the lesson is constructed by substituting a controllable future action and future outcome.

词汇	controllable
释义	Definition of controllable in English: controllable adjective kənˈtrəʊləb(ə)lkənˈtroʊləb(ə)l 1Capable of being directed or influenced. the glider was fully controllable Example sentencesExamples A stunning innovation in its day, the telegraph was an easily controllable device. All lighting, video, and window opacity are controllable from the bed. There are carpets in all bedrooms as well as controllable low-voltage lighting. It's very controllable once you've had a bit of practice, and there's lots of fun to be had. The rectifier is fully controllable and is capable of blocking current entirely in one direction. Although not drivable or controllable by players, choppers and Humvees roam the maps on set paths. Without software, aircraft would not be controllable or reach the desired performance capabilities. The ship is powered by two diesel engines that drive a single shaft with a five-blade controllable pitch propeller. These are driven by electric motors and are controllable by the patients. It is actually quite controllable in the dirt, once you get the hang of drifting and tail-out cornering. 1.1 Capable of being safely regulated or limited. discontent began to give way to barely controllable rage Example sentencesExamples The choice of feed ingredients is another controllable factor. The logistics worked, the costs were controllable, and the show was a hit. Starting with the counterfactual statement as a frame, the lesson is constructed by substituting a controllable future action and future outcome. I'm a healthy man in my late 40s, with controllable hypertension and high cholesterol. Can these sources of increase be manipulated by policy so that population size becomes controllable? Your show spent time on the most ridiculous of issues—that is, how controllable is Teresa? The good news is that business travel expenditure is one of the largest controllable expenses within a company. The study addresses the impact of four controllable marketing variables on consumer reactions to a promotional offer in the performing arts. The Internet is less controllable than governments might like, which threatens certain assumptions. In every industry, new competitors are emerging in different countries, making the market less controllable. Derivatives controllability noun kənˌtrəʊləˈbɪlɪtikənˌtroʊləˈbɪlədi mass noun Ability to be controlled or managed. aircraft controllability could come into question the study is optimistic about the controllability of the disease controllably adverb Ideally, one would prefer a quantum noise source that is intrinsically binary, stable, and controllably asymmetric. Example sentencesExamples Cells were both immobilized and controllably deformed by aspiration into a micropipette. This device also has the ability to quickly and controllably create 25 samples of unique heat treatments. This will provide standard "rulers" for measuring the narrowest linear features that can be controllably etched into a chip. A "doping" procedure is used to controllably introduce impurities into the exposed polysilicon and change its crystalline structure. Definition of controllable in US English: controllable adjectivekənˈtroʊləb(ə)lkənˈtrōləb(ə)l 1Capable of being directed or influenced. the glider was fully controllable Example sentencesExamples Without software, aircraft would not be controllable or reach the desired performance capabilities. The ship is powered by two diesel engines that drive a single shaft with a five-blade controllable pitch propeller. These are driven by electric motors and are controllable by the patients. A stunning innovation in its day, the telegraph was an easily controllable device. It's very controllable once you've had a bit of practice, and there's lots of fun to be had. There are carpets in all bedrooms as well as controllable low-voltage lighting. All lighting, video, and window opacity are controllable from the bed. Although not drivable or controllable by players, choppers and Humvees roam the maps on set paths. It is actually quite controllable in the dirt, once you get the hang of drifting and tail-out cornering. The rectifier is fully controllable and is capable of blocking current entirely in one direction. 1.1 Capable of being safely regulated or limited. discontent began to give way to barely controllable rage Example sentencesExamples The logistics worked, the costs were controllable, and the show was a hit. Your show spent time on the most ridiculous of issues—that is, how controllable is Teresa? The choice of feed ingredients is another controllable factor. Can these sources of increase be manipulated by policy so that population size becomes controllable? The Internet is less controllable than governments might like, which threatens certain assumptions. I'm a healthy man in my late 40s, with controllable hypertension and high cholesterol. In every industry, new competitors are emerging in different countries, making the market less controllable. The study addresses the impact of four controllable marketing variables on consumer reactions to a promotional offer in the performing arts. The good news is that business travel expenditure is one of the largest controllable expenses within a company. Starting with the counterfactual statement as a frame, the lesson is constructed by substituting a controllable future action and future outcome.
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