expansibility

Heel expansibility may also be restricted, causing lameness from pressure around the coffin bone and reduced elasticity of the digital cushion.

The rim is usually made of two different expansibility under changes of temperature, so arranged as to counteract each other and preserve uniformity of movement.

He added: "By a careful logic, the control of echoing sounds and phrases, the expansibility of metaphor, more is actually said than one guesses at first hearing."

Danny Quah explains these spatial divisions through the characteristics of knowledge goods in the New Economy: goods defined by their infinite expansibility, weightlessness, and nonrivalry.

He praised "brilliant Retina display" the thin design, port selection and speedy storage, and highlighted the expansibility via Thunderbolt ports which support up to seven devices each.

Laptops have become thinner and lighter, yet more powerful, and hand-held computers can do more and do it more easily through color screens, increased memory and greater expansibility.

When discussing the Macintosh G4 Cube, a beautiful machine that sold poorly after it was introduced last year, he enumerates the lessons learned - mainly, that the closed-box design sacrificed expansibility, which professional users want and need.