denotable

Thus, the supervisor construct is the only point of contact between control and program since threads are not denotable external to a supervisor.

But in this case Sam Nunn, chairman of the Armed Services Committee, promised thorough hearings; these have raised three categories of questions, denotable as wine, women and contractor fees.

What makes this possible is using a limited number of classificatory criteria to define terms, limiting the distance that counts as a denotable kinship relationship, and the fact that the use of these terms is relative to each individual in the society.