stackability

Particular attention was paid to the usability and stackability of the items.

Stackability: To stack means that the player can run one play mode while another mode is in progress.

The density of computing power and stackability of pizza box systems also made them attractive for use in data centers.

Excellent stackability for safe storage and transport.

Of solid birch and molded pressed plywood, this sturdy looking chair with short arms and a particularly user-friendly seat incorporated ideas that Aalto had introduced in the 30's, including stackability.

This unit will combine the benefits of containers (in particular stackability, top handling and ability to withstand transport by sea) and those of swap bodies, in particular their more useful dimensions.

More sophisticated optimization algorithms take into account stackability constraints, load and unloading rules, palletizing logic, warehouse efficiency and load stability with an objective to reduce transportation spend (minimize 'shipping air').

Plastic pallets cannot easily be repaired, and can be ten times as expensive as hardwood, so they are often used by logistics service providers who can profit from their durability and stackability.

On PC/104-Plus peripheral modules, the PC/104 connector is simply a passive connector for stackability; the module actively communicates on the PCI bus only.

However, a PCI/104-Express peripheral module will communicate on the PCIe bus only; the PCI connector is simply a pass-through connector for stackability.

The chair was the first compactly stackable chair invented, and is regarded as the gold standard of stackable chairs, not only for its stackability, but for its comfort, durability, timelessness, and grace.

Second, while undeniably easy on the eyes, the curvature of the Terapin's top thwarts its "stackability" - a trait that may not matter so much once your VCR and CD player are collecting dust in the basement.