változékonyságára

változékonyságára is a Hungarian noun phrase formed from változékonyság (variability, changeability) with the suffix -ára, which marks a directional or referential relation in Hungarian. In normal use, the form conveys “to its variability” or “with respect to its variability,” depending on the sentence. The phrase is typically employed to indicate the object of discussion or the aspect of a subject that is being referred to.

Változékonyság itself denotes the degree to which something varies under different conditions, times, or among individuals. It is a general concept used across disciplines to describe how much a quantity, trait, or phenomenon changes rather than remaining constant. In scientific and applied contexts, variability is commonly contrasted with central tendency and measured through dispersion or spread, such as standard deviation, variance, or the coefficient of variation. Depending on the field, different notions of variability are prioritized: biological variability (phenotypic plasticity), climatic variability (fluctuations in weather patterns), or financial volatility (changes in prices or returns).

In Hungarian usage, the phrase váries with nominal modifiers and verbs that relate to references or observations about a property. Common collocations include változékonyságára utaló adatok (data referring to its variability) or a változékonyságára vonatkozó megfigyelések (observations regarding its variability). The term is often used alongside synonyms such as variabilitás or variancia in technical writing, while the plain-language concept is described as the extent of change or instability in a system.

Overall, változékonyságára signals a focus on how much and under what conditions variability matters, within both linguistic and scientific contexts.