| Flexibility and changeability are merely the opposites of unchangeability and solidity. |
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| This is evidence that the present warming of the climate does not go beyond the limits of natural changeability. |
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| This leads to irritability, changeability, and lack of persistence when pursuing a given objective. |
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| The durableness of our products and the specialty and changeability of the styles make our corporation as strong strength in the battery and charger fields. |
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| This is a result of the changeability of demand and the variability of the offer. |
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| Moisture affects how the paper is supplied, the electrostatic changeability of the paper, and how the toner adheres. |
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| Successful health services in the 21st century must aim not merely for change, improvement, and response, but for changeability, improvability, and responsiveness. |
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| The devil's advocates, unlike the admiring artists who did their part to insure for Joan a different kind of immortality, understood her changeability and its implications. |
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| Such changeability in carbon dioxide concentrations probably accounts for much of the climatic variation that has taken place during the Phanerozoic Eon. |
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| This complex gives changeability to your behaviour. |
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| When you publish an E-Sourcing master agreement to ERP outline agreements, you make changes only in the master agreement, and suppress the changeability of replicated fields in SAP ERP with a BC Set or in Customizing. |
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| This changeability of the weather, not only season by season but day by day and even hour by hour, has had a profound effect on English art and literature. |
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| He objected to the pervasive influence of the natural sciences and developed a philosophy of life that perceived man in his historical contingency and changeability. |
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| Critics argue that the test's changeability makes it pointless. |
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| By and large, the changeability in time and in space of the observed correlations makes any causal interpretation of the observed correlation difficult to achieve. |
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| This is that, although its changeability may cause human dislocations in the short term, in the long term it is capable of creating an ever-increasing number of satisfactory jobs for a growing labour force. |
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