| There was an old conjecture that this equivalence is also necessary for extendability. |
| Simple expansion and extendability options, along with straightforward start-up and non-location-dependent administration with integral remote maintenance, all go to ensure that it can be deployed without problem. |
| It's performance art as well as a game of time-stretching-the very extendability of time makes it malleable for the arts. Twenty clips later, the graffiti artist is still tagging? |
| We will discuss extendability of free multiarrangements for a special class. |
| It offers full flexibility and extendability while featuring an accomplished set of ready-made interfaces, functions and modules. |
| When the energy reserves are depleted, the myofibrillar proteins, actin and myosin, lose their extendability, and the muscles become stiff. |
