Definition of interoperability in English:

interoperability

noun ˌɪntərˌɒp(ə)rəˈbɪlɪtiˌɪn(t)ərˌɑp(ə)rəˈbɪlədi

mass noun

1The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information.
interoperability between devices made by different manufacturers
Example sentencesExamples
- The company announced its support for the multi-vendor switch interoperability initiative in storage area networks.
- In software, open standards enable interoperability.
- The quality of the serial signal is of critical importance for robust system-to-system interoperability.
- Technological interoperability is an essential ingredient of large-scale success.
- You get automatic interoperability of the management function on your network.
- Despite vendors' interoperability claims, there are no common standards that allow two different SANs to work together well.
- Little is more critical to the success of an enterprise storage solution than the interoperability between components.
- The lack of interoperability across storage products from different vendors is severely limiting the growth of the virtualization market.
- Interoperability specifically refers to the seamless interchange of "project data" between different software products developed by different vendors.
- Manufacturer interoperability testing means lower expense, and therefore increased profits for the integrator.
1. 1.1 The ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other.
  staff believe interoperability between forces is crucial to effectiveness
  Example sentencesExamples
  Defense customers will need to migrate to new technology to enable the continued use of existing equipment and to foster interoperability with the rest of its partners.
  The system now offers a fully networked-based operation and is an available asset in terms of interoperability, according to the head of tactical communication.
  These problems have resulted in part from interservice rivalries and interoperability problems.
  Major evolutions such as this afford the navy an opportunity unlike most others by improving interoperability with other nations' maritime forces.
  The subject is to explore ways to increase the interoperability and integration of their respective air forces.
  The activity is designed to promote interoperability by the exchange of humanitarian airlift, airland, and airdrop delivery techniques.
  Interoperability is the key issue within coalition operations where issues relating to national culture will most likely arise.
  This exercise allowed us to operate with a multinational force, to test our interoperability, and to provide crews with exposure to more complex scenarios.
  This provides their air force with capabilities designed for interoperability within the NATO environment.
  The planes will be used for combat simulation, infrastructure and training support, and interoperability training.

Definition of interoperability in US English:

interoperability

nounˌin(t)ərˌäp(ə)rəˈbilədēˌɪn(t)ərˌɑp(ə)rəˈbɪlədi

1The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information.
interoperability between devices made by different manufacturers
Example sentencesExamples
- You get automatic interoperability of the management function on your network.
- Little is more critical to the success of an enterprise storage solution than the interoperability between components.
- Interoperability specifically refers to the seamless interchange of "project data" between different software products developed by different vendors.
- The company announced its support for the multi-vendor switch interoperability initiative in storage area networks.
- Despite vendors' interoperability claims, there are no common standards that allow two different SANs to work together well.
- In software, open standards enable interoperability.
- The lack of interoperability across storage products from different vendors is severely limiting the growth of the virtualization market.
- The quality of the serial signal is of critical importance for robust system-to-system interoperability.
- Manufacturer interoperability testing means lower expense, and therefore increased profits for the integrator.
- Technological interoperability is an essential ingredient of large-scale success.
1. 1.1 The ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other.
  staff believe interoperability between forces is crucial to effectiveness
  Example sentencesExamples
  This provides their air force with capabilities designed for interoperability within the NATO environment.
  Defense customers will need to migrate to new technology to enable the continued use of existing equipment and to foster interoperability with the rest of its partners.
  The system now offers a fully networked-based operation and is an available asset in terms of interoperability, according to the head of tactical communication.
  This exercise allowed us to operate with a multinational force, to test our interoperability, and to provide crews with exposure to more complex scenarios.
  Major evolutions such as this afford the navy an opportunity unlike most others by improving interoperability with other nations' maritime forces.
  These problems have resulted in part from interservice rivalries and interoperability problems.
  The subject is to explore ways to increase the interoperability and integration of their respective air forces.
  Interoperability is the key issue within coalition operations where issues relating to national culture will most likely arise.
  The activity is designed to promote interoperability by the exchange of humanitarian airlift, airland, and airdrop delivery techniques.
  The planes will be used for combat simulation, infrastructure and training support, and interoperability training.

词汇	interoperability
释义	Definition of interoperability in English: interoperability noun ˌɪntərˌɒp(ə)rəˈbɪlɪtiˌɪn(t)ərˌɑp(ə)rəˈbɪlədi mass noun 1The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information. interoperability between devices made by different manufacturers Example sentencesExamples The company announced its support for the multi-vendor switch interoperability initiative in storage area networks. In software, open standards enable interoperability. The quality of the serial signal is of critical importance for robust system-to-system interoperability. Technological interoperability is an essential ingredient of large-scale success. You get automatic interoperability of the management function on your network. Despite vendors' interoperability claims, there are no common standards that allow two different SANs to work together well. Little is more critical to the success of an enterprise storage solution than the interoperability between components. The lack of interoperability across storage products from different vendors is severely limiting the growth of the virtualization market. Interoperability specifically refers to the seamless interchange of "project data" between different software products developed by different vendors. Manufacturer interoperability testing means lower expense, and therefore increased profits for the integrator. 1.1 The ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other. staff believe interoperability between forces is crucial to effectiveness Example sentencesExamples Defense customers will need to migrate to new technology to enable the continued use of existing equipment and to foster interoperability with the rest of its partners. The system now offers a fully networked-based operation and is an available asset in terms of interoperability, according to the head of tactical communication. These problems have resulted in part from interservice rivalries and interoperability problems. Major evolutions such as this afford the navy an opportunity unlike most others by improving interoperability with other nations' maritime forces. The subject is to explore ways to increase the interoperability and integration of their respective air forces. The activity is designed to promote interoperability by the exchange of humanitarian airlift, airland, and airdrop delivery techniques. Interoperability is the key issue within coalition operations where issues relating to national culture will most likely arise. This exercise allowed us to operate with a multinational force, to test our interoperability, and to provide crews with exposure to more complex scenarios. This provides their air force with capabilities designed for interoperability within the NATO environment. The planes will be used for combat simulation, infrastructure and training support, and interoperability training. Definition of interoperability in US English: interoperability nounˌin(t)ərˌäp(ə)rəˈbilədēˌɪn(t)ərˌɑp(ə)rəˈbɪlədi 1The ability of computer systems or software to exchange and make use of information. interoperability between devices made by different manufacturers Example sentencesExamples You get automatic interoperability of the management function on your network. Little is more critical to the success of an enterprise storage solution than the interoperability between components. Interoperability specifically refers to the seamless interchange of "project data" between different software products developed by different vendors. The company announced its support for the multi-vendor switch interoperability initiative in storage area networks. Despite vendors' interoperability claims, there are no common standards that allow two different SANs to work together well. In software, open standards enable interoperability. The lack of interoperability across storage products from different vendors is severely limiting the growth of the virtualization market. The quality of the serial signal is of critical importance for robust system-to-system interoperability. Manufacturer interoperability testing means lower expense, and therefore increased profits for the integrator. Technological interoperability is an essential ingredient of large-scale success. 1.1 The ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other. staff believe interoperability between forces is crucial to effectiveness Example sentencesExamples This provides their air force with capabilities designed for interoperability within the NATO environment. Defense customers will need to migrate to new technology to enable the continued use of existing equipment and to foster interoperability with the rest of its partners. The system now offers a fully networked-based operation and is an available asset in terms of interoperability, according to the head of tactical communication. This exercise allowed us to operate with a multinational force, to test our interoperability, and to provide crews with exposure to more complex scenarios. Major evolutions such as this afford the navy an opportunity unlike most others by improving interoperability with other nations' maritime forces. These problems have resulted in part from interservice rivalries and interoperability problems. The subject is to explore ways to increase the interoperability and integration of their respective air forces. Interoperability is the key issue within coalition operations where issues relating to national culture will most likely arise. The activity is designed to promote interoperability by the exchange of humanitarian airlift, airland, and airdrop delivery techniques. The planes will be used for combat simulation, infrastructure and training support, and interoperability training.
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