rangeable

Arrangeable; classifiable.

Here we see them no less rangeable into opposites of direction or locality; by which contrast their several powers may prove best understood.

Jurine and Desportes, who have written two excellent dissertations on angina pectoris, consider the disease as attributable to functional disorder of the heart and lungs, and as rangeable among the neuroses.

Varying within a range.

The colour most prevailing in metals passes through all shades of white, of which the pure white of silver may be taken as the starting-point, and the blue white of lead the farthest remove from it; all otheres, with three exceptions, being rangeable between these two shades.

The real factors, it must be admitted in the long run, of our premature mortality, of our lean physique and peculiar American temperaments, are, after all, our variable and extremely rangeable climate?

Able to be ranged or explored.

The whole extent of 6.900 miles is, with proper enterprise, rangeable, except across the Mediterranean and Black Seas, and affords a greater number of eligible positions for connected observations than can elsewhere he found.

Like the great Russian arc, its stretch of over 4,200 miles is rangeable and within a simple chain of feasible triangles.

Having an adjustable range.

User rangeable from -70° C to + 515°C.

Our 2-wire temperature transmitters are field rangeable.

Supporting the use of ranges.

Obviously, the more searchable fields that are available (as opposed to those which are limitable or rangeable), the more bibliometric studies are possible.

The form VALUE- (where VALUE means a rangeable search term) specifies a range of values from and including VALUE, and all higher values.