tractable

Similarly, the economist's simplification of human motivation is often the only way to make a complex problem tractable .

I never heard any harm of her; and I dare say she is one of the most tractable creatures in the world.

'But she's tractable at bottom. Leave her to me. '

Typically, decision problems require making some sorts of assumptions about the state of the world to be at all tractable .

Decomposition is one of the most common techniques to make a complex problem tractable.

At least it was making the Tiresians more tractable and grateful, and they, too, would have their uses, not far down the line.

Teachers rarely point out that these systems are plucked from a far larger set of systems that are mostly nowhere near so tractable .

The Nixon Administration deliberately withhold supplies from Israel to make it more tractable in negotiations.

For his cabinet, the dictator wanted tractable men. Therefore, he appointed no one whom he could not control.

Simulation result is presented to show that the approach is effective and is real-time computationally tractable in a complex environment.

The longer the economy takes to revive, the less tractable the long-term fiscal problem will become.

As each small piece of biology is understood, we gain something extra to work with, something tractable and, ultimately, engineerable.

Once they have happened, however, they are usually followed by further tremors, and the pattern of these is tractable.

The emergence of XDR-TB is also an uncomfortable reminder of the failure of health systems to control problems at a tractable scale.

Triangular matrices, in particular, are usually quite tractable .

However, another fascinating question, hitherto absent from the current palaver, may prove more tractable.

When one comes to more tractable land at lower altitudes , problems of permanent pasture improvement are not nearly so difficult .

Discussion also focused on how to define cognitive aging and whether it should be considered a treatable, tractable disease.

To make both problems tractable, we have the assumption that each sensor node keeps working since it turns on.

Susceptible to influence or persuasion ; tractable .

Easily influenced, persuaded, or swayed; tractable.

He is a responsive, loving member of the family, a versatile working dog, multi-talented, sensible, bright and tractable .

Sheep: The common daily life at home lead life and want to be lovely sheep, tractable and fit well, not hair some temper.

To quiet or bring under control by physical force or persuasion ; make tractable .

Intex's power as a language is to make instruments such as mortgage-backed securities mentally tractable.

She could hardly believe her senses -- so good-natured and tractable had he invariably been.

These problems are onerous, but most are probably tractable.

If you separate the operations that can throw an exception from those that can't, the problem becomes more tractable.

The few residents, since they live in city housing, have been politically tractable.

Surprisingly, this is computationally tractable, because our energy functions are sums over pairs of interactions.

The bank's mission, on the other hand, now spans all the world's least tractable problems.

Gold and silver are tractable metals.

This is a dog of power and drive in the field yet a tractable and affectionate companion in the home.

It is now accepted that the tree of life is something we impose on nature in an attempt to make the task of understanding it more tractable

The ideal disposition is one of a kindly, outgoing, tractable nature;

tractable docile submissive obedient servile compliant

Clustering of Chinese Adjectives Based on the Machine Tractable Dictionary of Contemporary Chinese Predicate Adjectives

Off-line, propositional logic has been compiled into some tractable target language;

Some of these are more tractable than others;

Utilisation in fixed or auto tractable position

Gold and silver are tractable metals. [adj. ]

abstract from personal and institutional details in order to arrive at a representation of the situation that is mathematically tractable