joinable

Some systems also provide joinable groups, which are groups to which users may elect to add themselves.

This was the first flat belt on the market to have an aramide tension member and be joinable without adhesive.

Joinable groups are not intended to be used for access control, but rather for such purposes as electronic mailing lists.

A terminating CHR program is confluent if all its critical pairs are joinable.

There are six joinable faction, including Nomads, Travelers, Scholars and Warrior Priests.

It also allowed for more interaction with the game's joinable NPCs, including friendships, romances, and your own party members' interactions with one another.

While there are six factions in the game, only three are joinable: the Rebels, the Orc mercenaries and the Hashishin.

She was set to be a joinable NPC in Baldur's Gate III.

The game allows you to create and manage a simple friends list which indicates who is online, if they're in a joinable game, and if they have voice enabled.

This expansion adds new enemies, the East Empire Company as a joinable guild, and the possibility to become a werewolf, akin to the inclusion of vampires seen in Morrowind.

Joinability is usually denoted, somewhat confusingly, also with , but in this notation the down arrow is a binary relation, i.e. we write if x and y are joinable.

A related, but weaker notion than the existence of normal forms is that of two objects being joinable: x and y are said joinable if there exists some z with the property that .