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- noun The extent to which a system or device is
operable .
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Examples
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About 5 minutes after ESAS was published the usual chiming began - if we can't get it to orbit, operability is a mute point!.
Response to Griffin Transition Team Comments - NASA Watch 2008
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But the difference in size, approach, and (likely) operability is huge.
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At Gubbio, the hooks for both are located not inside but rather above their cabinets, a condition that would influence the "operability" of the respective cabinet doors, as with the rectangular glass mirror at Urbino. 33 Also, it is worth keeping in mind that many of these "suspended" objects are shaped like letters of the alphabet.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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And non-functional requirements such as operability, scalability, and availability are notoriously the areas where Agile development has little to say.
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And non-functional requirements such as operability, scalability, and availability are notoriously the areas where Agile development has little to say.
The IT Skeptic - Comments Johnna 2010
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This is Ferrari's first midengine retractable-hardtop convertible, combining the brilliant operability of the Ferrari California's disappearing hardtop with the Tantric sports-car ecstasy of the 458 Italia.
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Second, I have been thinking about issues related to distance learning, specialization in education, and inter-operability.
Two Thoughts on Economic Education, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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In all, I feel like the home is very innovative and takes sustainability and operability into consideration very well.
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"We're looking at a combined joint expeditionary force, we're looking at greater inter-operability, coherence in military doctrine," said Fox.
Liam Fox: Anglo-French defence treaty will not compromise UK sovereignty Richard Norton-Taylor 2010
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Dan Neil for The Wall Street Journal Priced at $300,000, the 458 Italia Spider, Ferrari's first midengine retractable-hardtop convertible, combines the brilliant operability of the Ferrari California's disappearing hardtop with the Tantric sports-car ecstasy of the 458 Italia.
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