Sentence examples for expandable nature from inspiring English sources

What makes Alexa interesting is its expandable nature – it's not limited to playing music, controlling smart home devices, answering questions and performing various other tasks.

While the enduring and expandable nature of some external symbol systems has indeed altered the informational environment in which brains develop, not all such systems are designed to hold information permanently in a context- or medium-independent fashion, and not all systems which are designed to do so actually succeed (Kwint 1999; Renfrew and Scarre 1999).

Due to the microshell's expandable nature, ease of application, which increases patient comfort compared to other breast rings, and the lower surface dose, the microshell is the preferred breast stabilization device for this department when treating patients with large pendulous breasts.

The expandable nature of the data model used by the Aptamer Base has been tailored to provide a core set of the necessary details required to generically reproduce SELEX experiments (38).

However, straightforward analysis is confounded because of the expandable and modular nature of TCSs.

As you've probably heard by now, this documentary is devoted to a gag from the good old (blue) days of vaudeville — a simple joke about a show-biz family, with a short setup, a two-word punch line, and an infinitely expandable middle section about the special nature of the family's act.

Expandable text is provided for sections of information which may be of a sensitive or potentially distressing nature to enable participants to exercise more control over the type of information they wish to view (refer to Figure  1).

And most senders are expandable.

"We know it's expandable.

We both wear expandable waistbands.

It's lightweight and has expandable memory.