cancellability

If it's scientific exploration, then you're better off with manned mobile laboratories (anyone remember Apollo's MoLab proposals?), which stand midway between PMM and MTM in cancellability.

Moon Outpost or Bust - NASA Watch 2009

This feature of cancellability is, however, still a matter of dispute as it is difficult at present to decide between the rival views (i) that a particular GCI arose and was subsequently cancelled or (ii) did not arise at all due to being blocked by the context.

Defaults in Semantics and Pragmatics Jaszczolt, K. M. 2006

Loan CDS dealers are designing a non-cancellable single name loan CDS contract to enhance liquidity by eliminating uncertainty linked to the cancellability of the current market standard contract.

Financial Technology Network 2008

The differences in using the term ˜default™ consist of the acceptance or rejection of at least the following properties: cancellability (also known as defeasibility) of preferred interpretations; availability of preferred interpretations without making use of conscious inference; shorter time required for their formation by the speaker and recognition by the addressee as compared with that required for the meanings induced through inference; the availability of preferred interpretations prior to the completion of the processing of the entire proposition (local, pre-propositional defaults).

Defaults in Semantics and Pragmatics Jaszczolt, K. M. 2006