workability

What’s certain right now is that the justice, at a minimum, has serious doubts about the legitimacy and workability of this Supreme Court’s sloppy, results-oriented originalism.

“The more and more examples there are … it gets to the question of workability,” Ms. Rebouche said.

These linear defects, or dislocations, are what give metals their strength and workability, but they can also make materials fail catastrophically - which is what happens every time you pop the pull tab on a can of soda.

Upgrades like GPT-4 can’t provide a mass solution to that just yet—in part because of scaling limits, and in part because so far, real-life GPT-4 applications like Bing’s automated search engine are better known for their erratic nature and fallibility than for their workability.

Include an additive such as biochar or algae to increase the concrete’s strength or tailor its workability or setting time, reducing emissions by 1 to 5 percent or more.