'is not expandable' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like: "My knowledge of the subject matter is not expandable."
The Nexus 6 has the same powerful quad-core processor and 3GB of RAM as the Note 4, but only has 32 or 64GB of storage, which isn't expandable.
The HTC Facebook phone, codenamed the "Myst," will reportedly have a 1.5GHz dual-core MSM8960 SoC processor from Qualcomm, along with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of internal storage, which isn't expandable.
It's NOT expandable, unfortunately, but it is relatively affordable.
The widespread use of this approach is troublesome since in most cancers TIL is not readily expandable.
Hence, although a binary phenotype can be regarded as a special case of the ordinal model considered here, a binary model is not readily expandable to several categories.
One can easily imagine someone who lost one of these $20- to $25-an-hour 25-an-hour 25-an-hourlant having far inferior alternative opportunities... My point is that this is not a sustainable, expandable, systemic approach to pushing back on the downsides of globalization".
Of the studies in this review which described whether reaming had been performed, 35%% of femora and 38%% of tibiae had been reamed, suggesting that the theoretical advantage of avoidance of reaming with the expandable nail is not always borne out in practice.
It's not really expandable – the memory is soldered in – and not very good value (£479 to £949), but it's small and it runs MacOS.
They were told to emphasize the idea that natural ability is overrated-that intelligence "is not a finite endowment, but rather an expandable capacity".
