Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. uncountable The condition of being collapsible (or collapsable)
- n. countable The extent to which something is collapsible
Examples
“Y. Risk ratios, but not odds ratios, have a mathematical property called collapsibility; this means that the size of the risk ratio will not change if adjustment is made for a variable that is not”
“Studies have concentrated on clinical research across the age spectrum, evaluating upper airway collapsibility during sleep, as well as arousal mechanisms.”
“But perhaps if an interface were developed that allowed full customization and collapsibility of each feature utilized.”
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“Taran'atar soon realized that-collapsibility or flexibility notwithstanding-the Hirogen's blade was as strong as the Jem'Hadar's own weapon, and since it was attached to the armor, there was no way Taran'atar would be able to disarm him.”
“Location Requirements: due to their flexibility and collapsibility, empty tanks can also be transported through small doors in buildings or into the mine.”
“Or to demonstrate the collapsibility of a froth, stick a pin in the largest bubble of it.”
“Sales of fake trees are expected to approach 13 million this year, a record, as quality improves and they get more convenient, with features like built-in lights and easy collapsibility.”
“Sales of fake trees are expected to top 13 million this year, a record, as quality improves and they get more convenient, with features such as built-in lights and easy collapsibility.”
“Because of collapsibility, the risk ratio, assuming no confounding, has a useful interpretation as the ratio change in average risk due to exposure among the exposed.”
“Guys who don’t go stroller shopping are missing out on a golden opportunity to throw around phrases like “turning radius,” “spring-action collapsibility,” and “off-road performance.””
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