extensibility
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- noun
- /ɪkˌstɛnsəˈbɪlɪti/
- Specialized
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extensibilidad
- Loose coupling is an important architectural property that has beneficial influences on maintainability, extensibility, robustness, scalability, and other quality properties of the system and its individual software components.
Deadlines, good cost, correctness, correctness, extensibility.
- Deadlines, good cost, correctness, correctness, extensibility.
Examples
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They are often made based on considerations of maintainability, extensibility, and performance of the system or program under development.
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Scalability and extensibility have been major assets for silicon technologies, for not all technologies are scalable or extensible.
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The Joomla! code has been designed for extensibility.
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Digitech is still the value-for-money leader where extensibility and connections are concerned.
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LINQ supports a very rich extensibility model that facilitates the creation of very efficient domain-specific operators for data sources.
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This new L2 and memory structure provides much-improved multiprocessor efficiency and system extensibility over that in the G4 system.
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Design Patterns was a mid-1990s book that provided twenty-three fancy new boxes for organizing your closet, plus an extensibility mechanism for defining new types of boxes.
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Alemu et al. cite Wallis, who recommends that the library and the linked data community work in concert to bridge such differences to facilitate the reusability and extensibility of library data by outside users.
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Coyle observes that current catalogs present static data about resources, and these systems do not take advantage of web technologies that afford dynamism, extensibility, and currency to metadata surrogates.
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The extensibility of the software allows users to add new features as their needs grow.
Synonyms
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How easy it is to change something to fit different needs
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The ability to be made larger or have more features
Ability to make a thing larger or add more features
How easy it is to change something
The ability to change to fit new situations
Antonyms
How Extensible
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Surface Forms
Morphology
extensibility = extensible (transparent) = extend + ity
The formation follows the regular pattern 'extensible' + '-ity' to denote the quality or capacity to be extended, which metaphorically extends to systems and software.
Etymology
The word extensibility comes from Latin words ex- 'out' and tendere 'to stretch', the same idea behind extend and extension. So when we speak of a system or software's extensibility, we mean it can be 'stretched out' with new parts or features easily.