explainable in A Sentence

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    You were always very Explainable, honey.

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    This is not Explainable by neutron reflection alone.

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    There are very Explainable reasons why you cannot“just let it go.”.

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    This guide by Christoph Molnar for making black box models Explainable is one attempt at digging deeper.

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    The cases in which people are really dissatisfied with their relationship but maintain their commitment, are hardly Explainable by the Theory of Interdependence.

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    All this is quite logical and Explainable- the whole life, the whole usual way of life, plans for the future, all this is brutally destroyed.

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    How to ensure that the algorithm is fair, how to make sure the algorithm is really interpretable and Explainable- that's still quite far off," he said.

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    Near misses are such potent experiences because they make the simple fact that we are alive, healthy, happy seem less familiar and Explainable and thus more fortunate and surprising.

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    One difference runs along gender lines, with Egyptian females accepting a Jewish state of Israel more than Egyptian males, but just the reverse in Saudi Arabic, something not readily Explainable.

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    Being pulled up into space ships by tractor beams or light sources is not something that happens every day- nor is it something that is easily Explainable within our existing knowledge of physics.

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    New Age beliefs: Being whisked up into space ships by tractor beams or light sources is not something that happens every day- nor is it something that is easily Explainable within our existing knowledge of physics.

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    The official representative of the FSMTC emphasized that the C-400 is the best anti-aircraft missile system in the world, and therefore the interest in it from an increasing number of countries in the world is fully Explainable.

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    Hyper empathy syndrome might have been diagnosable as"Personality Disorder Not Otherwise Specified" in the previous version of the DSM, and the current DSM-5 just may cover it as"Personality Disorder Trait Specified"[10], but one of the diagnostic criteria is that the symptoms must not be Explainable by other factors.

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    There are no signs that this is a viable reason for a new emission vent as the quake was reported at a depth of 20 km, but the least we can say is that this event is rather unusual and not immediately Explainable, unless the stain drifted away from the main vent.

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