This extensibility quickly gained the TiVo a passionate following, but also raised legal concerns.
Its breathless publicity material conveys the flavour: "All you really need to win is this: Extremely fast implementation of astonishingly innovative systems built on breakthrough strategies supported by an infrastructure designed for extensibility and iteration.
Processing about 50 kilograms (100 pounds) each 90 seconds, it changes the batter from a fluid mass having no organized structure, little extensibility, and inadequate gas retention to a smooth, elastic, film-forming dough.
In general usage, languages are necessarily imprecise, or they would lack the flexibility and infinite extensibility demanded of them.
Chomsky argued that the characteristic fact about natural languages is their indefinite extensibility.
Because mathematics has served as a model for rational inquiry in the West and is used extensively in the sciences, foundational studies have far-reaching consequences for the reliability and extensibility of rational thought itself.
At temperatures below the point at which they will decompose, they show little sensitivity to dry heat, and there is no shrinkage or high extensibility upon heating, nor do they become brittle if cooled to below freezing.
The molecular behaviour outlined above is sufficient to give polymers the properties of extensibility and elasticity, but in many cases the properties of elastomers must be modified in order to turn them into useful rubbery materials.
Stretch forming, a variation on thermoplastic sheet forming, is specifically designed to take advantage of the extensibility, or ability to be stretched, of thermoplastics reinforced with long, discontinuous fibres.
The extensibility of Wave provides other areas where GU content may be delivered.
Its extensibility pushes it above older chat clients, allowing users to easily build plugins that can do anything from automatically posting new versions of code, to suggesting alternate headlines for articles based on search interest.
