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Перевод: incalculable

[прилагательное]
несчетный; неисчислимый; ненадежный; неустойчивый; непредвиденный

Тезаурус:

1. So whatever the ankle has done for sex, its contribution to other games of chance has been incalculable.
2. They make up an archive of incalculable value.
3. Not just unmetrical poets like Pound (for the most part) and Bunting, but also a strictly metrical poet like the later Yvor Winters, came to think that the finest auditory effects in English-language verse were attained by those poets who attended to the quantitative elements in British or American speech as an incalculable dimension super-added to the recognized and calculable dimensions of syllable-count and stresscount.
4. The planning of operations by those who are going to carry them out, obviates delay and misunderstandings which happen to be caused by intermediate stages, and makes for the speed of execution which in any operation of this kind is an incalculable asset.
5. But the totality of waves in the world is incalculable: who knows how many there are?
6. My anger against the medical profession is incalculable: they act as direct agents of the state in "changing" deviant wimmin and men into people who conform to gender stereotypes.
7. The emotions unleashed as the Wall is dismantled are incalculable.
8. The rapid loss of the rainforests (11-;15 million hectares every year) is incalculable, as a habitat they contain almost half of all known animal species.
9. The loss to posterity is incalculable.
10. Only permanent, incalculable loss.
11. Their influence, however, was incalculable, and the most famous of its exponents was the prolific Richard Norman Shaw.
12. Those very features of the written word which encourage awareness of language may also encourage awareness of one's own thinking and be relevant to the development of intellectual self-control, with incalculable consequences for the development of kinds of thinking which are characteristic of logic, mathematics and the sciences.
13. The public at home would have been rightly outraged had we not taken this action, while the lessons that would have been drawn by other countries overseas were incalculable.