'repeatability' is a valid and usable word in written English.
You can use it when referring to the ability to be repeated, i.e. the ability to do something again and again. Example sentence: "This test is designed to measure the repeatability of the experiment."
Because what I experience now can be immediately recalled, it is repeatable and that repeatability therefore motivates me to anticipate the same thing happening again.
It's not just that the film holds up to repeat viewings; its very point is its seemingly infinite repeatability, its mysterious capacity to surprise both first-time viewers and those who know it as well as a magician reciting an incantation.
Furthermore, since the zodiacal position of a heavenly body at any given time is only repeated once in many thousands of years, astrologers have no access to the repeatability of those events that would be required to verify their knowledge.
A fine example there of relentless repeatability?The key to the recovery is the persistence of America's extraordinary dynamism.
In the 1990s Nokia had all the characteristics of a "repeatability champion": a clear business model, a distinctive culture and a commitment to sell handsets everywhere.
"Repeatability in detailed operational processes has been shown over and over to drive productivity improvements," he claims.
Today, caviar from the Caspian is controlled by organised crime in a trade in which poaching was worth between $2 billion and $4 billion a year in the late 1990s and which has resulted in rather few sturgeon being left alive.The overfishing of sturgeon is most marked by its repeatability: first in Europe, then North America, now in Russia.
One feature he advises executives to look for is "relentless repeatability".
Olam started with Nigerian cashew nuts and now applies its model to 20 commodities in 65 countries.The Bain authors argue that there are three ways to apply the repeatability model.
It is a bet on repeatability.
