"user operability" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is a term used to describe the ease with which an end-user is able to operate a product, web application, or software. For example, "The user operability of the software was excellent, allowing new users to easily learn how to use it."
The intuitive touch-control shooting elevates the camera's operability, letting the user adjust auto focus (AF) simply by touching the subject on the large 3.0-inch 460,000-dot high- resolution LCD.
However, such interactions are out-of-band (not based on game contexts), user-initiated and severely limited in operability and functionality.
This video clip shows a scene of the user test in which HOT patients evaluated the operability of the robotic cart.
"The iPad's tablet format will probably be the thing that cracks technology for older people, both in its size, its operability, and its point-and-touch user-friendliness.
End user acceptance criteria for the devices included: affordability, portability/compactness, durability, operability including being quickly ready for use, and cleanability.
Ultimately surgical evaluation, either laparoscopically or at open operation, may be required to assess operability.
The exchange of virtual patient cases is not a priority for many institutions [ 14] and time will tell to what extent current inter-operability efforts are worth undertaking (e.g. as number of user sessions per case exchanged).
Gas turbine performance enhancement technologies such as inlet fogging, combustor water/steam injection and overspray are being employed by users in recent years without fully evaluating their effect on gas turbine performance and operability.
The results are very encouraging since control-oriented models facilitate the design of high-performance robust controllers, which allow the operability and efficiency of irrigation main canal pools to be increased and service to the users to be improved.
"We found issues, but they were not issues which would impact on the operability of those systems," he said.
This ensures excellent operability and mobility.
