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• a  capable of being calculated or estimated
  a calculable risk
  calculable odds

• The climax will come at a calculable date in the future, which Von Foerster, in mathematical terms, calls to (t sub zero).
• A magnet twists polarized light to a calculable extent.
• The economic benefits are large and calculable.

• incalculable

News & Articles

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• Reader Discussion: How Important Is The PlayStation 4's Week Of Next-Gen Exclusivity?
  The PlayStation 4 launches November 15. The Xbox One launches exactly one week later on November 22. Will that seven-day difference have a calculable impact on the next-gen console battle? No one is denying that coming first is a tremendous help. The Xbox 360’s head start against the PlayStation 3 was a huge factor in that console’s success. Do you think the PlayStation 4’s one week of ...
  Sept. 7, 2013 - Game Informer

Quotes

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• Mar Roxas in Forbes
  I've concluded that there is not much gain that is inherent in the treaty negotiated thus far, but that the loss arising from not ratifying it is certainly calculable and is definite,Sen. Mar Roxas told the Foreign Correspondents Association...
• Sonia Sotomayor in Heritage.org
  Legal Realism: In a 1996 Suffolk University Law Review article, Sotomayor wrote: "Yet law must be more or less impermanent, experimental and therefore not nicely calculable. Much of the uncertainty of law is not an unfortunate accident: it is of...