0 used to describe a computer program or language that can be changed by the people who use it in order to make it suitable for what they need to do
Efficiency considerations: it appears to be difficult to build efficient, extensible parallel machines that provide the low-level synchronisation and communication logic programs need.
As mentioned in section 4.3, it has an extensible number of phases, each with its own rule base and rule application strategy.
An extensible ontology for quality constraints is constructed with a number of quality parameters such as accuracy, resolution, freshness, certainty, and provenance.
Extensibility requires that ontologies should be extensible to allow them to be reused easily by other applications in a specific domain.
This has been done with particular applications in mind, that is, their smart home and outdoor applications-and is not flexibly extensible beyond them.
The command language used in the interactive system is very poor, and it is not extensible.
The mapping module is made up of an extensible set of functions which reacts to the detected features by generating an appropriate output.
This robot is made of a mobile platform connected to the base by three extensible legs.
