that can be measured; measurable.

that is to be measured.

that is to be ascertained or proved carefully.

the time at which something happens; particular time; occasion.

a fundamental truth, law or doctrine, upon which others are based.

(geom.) a proposition, that is not self-evident, but to be provided using established norms or propositions; a theorem.

that which is to be discussed, deliberated or proved logically or scientifically; knowledge of a thing, got in this method.

the final, culminating element or event in a series; highest point, as of interest or excitement.

supreme and independent authority; superiority; sovereignty.

surpassing goodness, merit, etc.; excellence.

the part of the body from the nape to the end of the spine.

a relatively longer span of life.

the life span of a living being.

cessation of life; death.

the act or an instance of killing; a slaughtering or being slaughtered.

the condition of being destroyed, ruined.

the surface of something.

the covering of a book.

that can be measured.

that is to be measured.

very small; tiny; minute.

(math.) expressible as the quotient of two integers, one of which may be unity; rational.

(math.) expressible as the quotient of two polynomials; rational.