dialability
dialability noun: the potential to be dialed: the state or condition of being dialable.
Noun
dialability (uncountable)
- The potential to be dialed: the state or condition of being dialable.
- […] simple scheme can provide direct-reading dialability in the programming of virtually any device controllable by discrete values of resistance, resistance ratio or voltage. Any application that conventionally uses a potentiometer as a control element is amenable to such digital dialability —...1971, Electromechanical Design, volume 15, page 27
- Gen John R. Galvin argues, "Politics and culture impose a variety of constraints on strategy. These include limitations on the resources committed to defense as well as strictures on the use of military force."⁴ Because of the immediacy and "dialability" of airpower, these limits can easily come in...1996, Thomas P. Ehrhard, Making the Connection: An Air Strategy Analysis Framework, Air University Press, page 42
Origin of dialability
By surface analysis, dial + -ability, or, by surface analysis, dialable + -ity.
Questions about dialability
- What does dialability mean?
- Dialability means the potential to be dialed: the state or condition of being dialable.
- What part of speech is dialability?
- Dialability is a noun.
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