variablemodel

noun
UK /ˈveəriəbl ˈmɒdl/
US /ˈveriəbl ˈmɑːdl/

A model that can change its parts to show different things.

The scientist used a variable model to test how the weather might change.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A mathematical representation in which some values can change.

The variable model predicted different outcomes depending on the input.

3. A computer program that stores changing data values.

The variable model updated the score each time the player scored.

4. A design that can be modified for different uses.

The variable model of the car lets buyers choose the color and size.