interoperability
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interoperable + -ity; alternatively analyzed as inter- + operability.
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interoperability (countable and uncountable, plural interoperabilities)
- The capability of a product or system, to interact and function with others reciprocally.
- 2006, Victoria Shannon, "Microsoft and rivals to increase interoperability - Business - International Herald Tribune", The New York Times, 13 Nov 2006:
- The commission found that by withholding vital information about Windows, the company deliberately restricted interoperability between personal computers using Windows and computer servers running software from Microsoft's rivals.
- 2006, Victoria Shannon, "Microsoft and rivals to increase interoperability - Business - International Herald Tribune", The New York Times, 13 Nov 2006:
- (military) The capacity for a service, piece of equipment etc., to be operated by different forces or groups.
- 2010, "Entente or bust", The Economist, 14 Oct 2010:
- Dr Fox and Mr Morin have ruled out the notion of binational crews, but they are still exploring other ways to enhance the interoperability of France’s Charles de Gaulle and Britain’s planned two new carriers, which seem likely to be spared by the defence review.
- 2010, "Entente or bust", The Economist, 14 Oct 2010:
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