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This effect is passive, stackable and cannot be "used up".

New technology has improved the comfort level of stackable chairs.

The European stackable units are by far the most costly on the market.

It also makes the coins stackable and easy to roll by machine.

This made the boats stackable on top one another.

They are lightweight, easy to carry and stackable, supporting up to 400 pounds.

They're small, stackable, easy to store, and you can have a whole pharmacy in a shoe box.

These cubes are stackable so storing many bottles is easy.

These modes are not stackable, meaning the player must complete one mission before starting another.

Both matched modern needs perfectly, being light, compact and easily stackable.

Through the stackable interface, functionality can be added to all of these stores.

The Japanese even improved on this several years ago with square, stackable melons.

It was cheap, stackable and comfortable to sit on.

The 5500 series are stackable to combine several 5500-series switches into one virtual switch.

Many of the mid-century pieces were either collapsible or stackable.

Not all stackable switches support link aggregation across the stack.

The two chambers are stackable and arranged so that the entire system can function on gravity.

The design featured not just simplicity but a new functionalism, as they were stackable.

If your racks have decking you can use a stackable pallet.

These new milk jugs are stackable, and can be transported without crates.

One of their first projects was a small, stackable child's chair (1961) in non-reinforced plastic.

This type is called a "stackable" 4 mm plug.

The blocs are stackable and can therefore be combined to create a variety of shapes.

Such spindles are stackable and may be connected to achieve the desired capacity.

The "laundry center" is a compromise between the stackable and the combo configurations.