tractability

IPA: trˈæktʌbˈɪɫɪti

Examples of "tractability" in Sentences

There's a trade off between accuracy and analytical tractability while modeling.
Given the scope, seriousness and tractability of the problems, not a bad set of responses …. dlw
Such tractability could include telling feds where all the money is, including the money set aside for his family.
There will be wobbles if uncertainty rises, as it almost certainly will, over the tractability of a housing recovery.
What I also love about this car is the pull and tractability of the straight six-cylinder engine, which sings a perfect soundtrack -- be it the 230 hp in the 328i or the 300 hp in the 335i.
Thus, tractability and attention to detail are rather desirable attributes in a potential client who might reasonably be expected to meet sudden deadlines or make surprise revisions down the line.
Due to the conceptual incompatibilities between different theories, and simple limitations in the tractability of equations when dealing with systems containing billions of particles, epistemological reductionism is false.
Vilsack (now billing himself as an education candidate) was perfectly happy to appoint a board of regents whose only concern in managing the state universities seems to have been their tractability with regard to insurance companies.