0 used to describe something that you can change according to a customer's or user's particular needs: --
Harple also championed a new dimension of the social media phenomenon: individually customizable, highly mobile, location-based experiences.
As enterprises have similar departments and systems in common, enterprise software is often available as a suite of customizable programs.
Despite their small size and limited articulation points, they are still somewhat customizable: they can be given new wigs, bodies, eye colors, and makeup.
The phone does not have customizable ringer profiles.
The chara-dolls can also be customizable in that they can develop a unique personality for each user.
Playback features include built-in effects, amp simulators, customizable bends and slides, and continuous real-time control of playback tempos.
Settings such as the default fonts, background color, downloads folder, and home page are customizable through configuration files.
Police and military organizations also sought the customizable game engine for training purposes, due to the realism of planning and mission strategy.
