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be addressable
adjective
Able to be addressed.
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Using this unique IDs peers can migrate across physical networks, changing transports and network address, even when they are temporarily disconnected and can be addressable by other end points [23].
The department enforces the city's housing maintenance code and New York State's multiple-dwelling law, so your problem has to be addressable under those regulations.
In ferroelectric material, polarization is defined as a volumetric density of dipole moments; therefore, macroscopically many different states of polarizations between positive remanent polarization and negative remanent polarization can be addressable.
In sum, many of the relevant logistical and practical barriers to studying a large sample of older drivers longitudinally have been shown to be addressable, supporting the feasibility of completing a large prospective cohort study of older drivers.
As for the third implication, the need for expansion, we could generalize our example to permit several distinct shared items merely by increasing the number of descriptor registers and informing the supervisor which shared objects should be addressable by each virtual processor.
You will be "addressable" in more ways than ever.
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"Ordnance Survey provides every building in the country that's addressable with an address.
Their opinion is favorable, provided that you can address some concerns, which we hope are addressable with existing data and new analyses.
IPv6 is an updated protocol that supports trillions of unique addresses (good for when every device from phones to cars to refrigerators is addressable on the Internet), but the uptake is slow.
Yet these objections are addressable — not perfectly, but well enough.
The original Apple II had up to 64K of RAM, 48k of which was addressable.
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