repeatable

[ri-peet-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. able to be repeated, especially with the same result.

Example Sentences

There’s a clear differentiation here between how tech companies seek to exploit AI, by creating the repeatable cheaply, and TKO Holdings trying to market the one-off for a hefty price tag.

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Four letters distilled a practice that could take decades to internalize, making it repeatable even in the chaos of a busy kitchen.

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In other words, earthquakes didn’t seem to re-occur like clockwork, rupturing the same stretch of fault in a repeatable, predictable pattern.

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Historically, that level of clinical finishing has rarely proved repeatable.

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As it stands now, though, making forecasts for eruptions for many volcanoes on land “are just more complicated,” without having a “repeatable pattern like we’re seeing at this one offshore.”

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