| This is far from the only extensible platform out there and everybody has their personal pet peeves with the code base. |
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| Wall tissue is extensible when collagen fibers are folded, but nearly inextensible when collagen fibers near full extension. |
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| The module offers a large number of extensible libraries of catalog components to a variety of industrial standards. |
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| That is, a concept is indefinitely extensible if any attempt to delineate the extension of the concept leads to an instance of the concept not so delineated. |
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| But built-in systems tend to be expensive, are not extensible, and may quickly be out of date. |
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| For developers it provides an open, extensible and participative environment. |
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| It is classified as an extensible language because it allows users to define their own tags. |
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| This network will be designed to be extensible, to enable the addition of other data providers or Web portals. |
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| But, the budgets are not extensible and some classes very expensive in cost and at time: so, do not jump this step. |
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| Incorporating Java into the GEOS operating system will enable Geoworks to offer open, extensible smart phones. |
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| In comparison, the capture spiral, produced by the Flagelliform glands, exhibits a low Young modulus, but is exceptionally extensible. |
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| It is a digital, easy-to-configure and extensible private branch exchange that can help you significantly reduce the current cost of corporate communication. |
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| It is equipped with a brake and is extensible on its long coupling pole, extending from axle to axle. |
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| These bats possess long muzzles and long, extensible tongues covered in fine bristles that aid them in feeding on particular flowers and plants. |
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| The REST interface is extensible by Javascript code, thus providing lean, semantically speaking APIs for applications. |
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| The adhesive spiral in cribellate webs is less extensible than in the ecribellate ones. |
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| He also introduces extensible stylesheet language, and XML implementation, with applications in data processing and numerical computation. |
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| These formats include PDF, tagged image format, standard generalized markup language, hypertext markup language, and extensible markup language. |
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| Rather the X in XML stands for extensible and the W3C is modularizing the entire specification and opening it up to independent extensions. |
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| The oral cavity of the fin whale has a very stretchy or extensible nerve system which aids them in feeding. |
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| They often have extensible, hinged jaws with recurved teeth. |
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| Extensible markup language, or XML, is a standard computer language that allows users to create tags for each piece of information on a Web page. |
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| Antarctica was founded in 1999 by search engine pioneer and eXtensible Markup Language co-creator Tim Bray. |
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| Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations or XSLT is a language that allows you to transform XML documents into XML, HTML, XHTML, or plain text documents. |
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