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addressability

addressability

7.6
Ability to give each device or memory cell its own address so you can access it
  • noun
  • /ˌædresəˈbɪləti/
  • Specialized
translation icon : direccionabilidad
  • Improvements in addressability mean that every component in the network can be monitored and accessed separately.

So down at the assembler level though for the ARM, then what does the bite addressability give us?

Examples

  • The addressability of the new smart home system allows each device to be controlled individually from a mobile app.

  • So down at the assembler level though for the ARM, then what does the bite addressability give us?

  • In the latest update, the software enhanced the addressability of the IoT devices, making them easier to manage individually.

How Identifiable

addressability
  • Specialized
7.6
anonymity
106 6.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

addressability = addressable (transparent) = address + ity

Derived from 'addressable' + '-ity'; the technical sense 'capability of individual identification and access' is a direct extension of 'able to be addressed'.

Etymology

Addressability comes from address ('a place to reach') plus -able ('can be') and -ity ('quality'), so it literally means the quality of being 'able to be addressed'. That's why in technology it describes devices or memory cells that can be found and accessed one by one, like each house with its own address.