controllability
controllability — noun
1. how easily a machine, vehicle, situation, or feeling can be managed and made to
how easily a machine, vehicle, situation, or feeling can be managed and made to behave the way you want.
Engineers tested the new drone's controllability in strong winds before the launch.
the controllability of [a machine] in difficult conditions
Beatrix doubted the controllability of her emotions during the long, painful trial.
controllability of [a feeling/situation]
Better brakes and lighter wheels greatly improved the small car's controllability on icy roads.
The pilots praised the helicopter for its smooth controllability at very low speeds.
Loud crowds and tight rooms reduced the controllability of the children's behaviour.
- manageability
broader; how easy something is to handle overall, not only to steer or command
- maneuverability
narrower; specifically how easily a vehicle changes direction
- unmanageability
the state of being impossible to keep under control
文法句型
the controllability of [something]
用法筆記
Uncountable and used mainly in technical or formal writing, often about vehicles, machines, or processes. Frequently appears as 'the controllability of [something]'.