Adjective
switchable (not comparable)
capable of being switched
ECS revisions of the chipset made PAL NTSC mode switchable in software. Source: Internet
It featured a new smaller clamshell design with a flip-up screen, a switchable internal frontlight, a rechargeable battery, and the only problem is the omission of the headphone jack, which requires a special adapter, purchased separately. Source: Internet
With the Mystics, Storm and Sun stretching the floor on offense and swarming with switchable defensive bigs on defense, I’m not sure how Vegas catches up. Source: Internet
Balcomb (1992) Active solar equipment such as pumps, fans and switchable windows can complement passive design and improve system performance. Source: Internet
The detectors are switchable by the operator, depending the radiation type that is being measured. Source: Internet
The phasing is often switchable to allow Beam steering in azimuth and sometimes elevation. Source: Internet