Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The capability of being produced.

from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.

  • noun The quality or state of being producible.

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  • noun the quality or state of being producible
  • noun the measure of the relative ease of manufacturing

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Examples

  • If such a shift occurs, the success of a producer will depend on how well it takes advantage of the new structure -- whether it can use the mass-producibility and falling cost of batteries and other components better than its competitors.

    What Detroit Can Learn From Silicon Valley Andrew S. Grove 2009

  • The winner of the JSF "competition" will be determined by a fly-off demonstrating only low-speed handling, STOVL capability, and producibility with at least 70% parts commonality; the YF-22 supersonic cruise demonstrator demonstrated aerodynamics of high-speed, high-G maneuvering, and high alpha, low-speed maneuvering in mock dogfights.

    Winslow T. Wheeler: Joint Strike Fighter: We Were Told This Would Happen 2009

  • Labor is now a trigger action, controlling and directing larger but variable quantities of fossil fuels so that labor is no longer a relatively constant measure of producibility.

    Value theory 2008

  • The emphasis was placed on “producibility”—the ability to manufacture VCRs with steady, substantial cost reductions driven by the learning curve, rather than creation of technological excellence which might possibly have been difficult or impossible to mass produce.

    Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994

  • The emphasis was placed on “producibility”—the ability to manufacture VCRs with steady, substantial cost reductions driven by the learning curve, rather than creation of technological excellence which might possibly have been difficult or impossible to mass produce.

    Executive Economics SHLOMO MAITAL 1994

  • People have been focusing on producibility issues, particularly design for assembly.

    Managing New Product and Process Development Kim B. Clark 1993

  • Emphasis will be placed on providing an integrated framework, operating environment, common databases, and interface standards for a wide variety of emerging tools and techniques for designing manufacturing processes, equipment, and enterprises, as well as tools for evaluating the producibility of product designs.

    Fccset Initiatives In The Fy 1994 Budget ITY National Archives 1993

  • Ongoing developments continue to aim for larger units (for use at the institutional level) with more efficient collectors, local producibility and, above all else: lower prices.

    Chapter 8 1990

  • In this concern about the low level of crude oil production in relation to producibility, we feel there has been a tendency to overlook the fact that the production of natural gas is running even farther behind the industry's ability to produce.

    The Oil Industry—Where Do We Go From Here? 1959

  • And then, I think we'll start to be able to hone in on what is the true size and scale and producibility of that.

    unknown title 2011

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