erasable

The constitutive act of modern sovereignty for Hobbes, as well as its power, remain entangled with that of erasability, meaning both the violent erasure of the arbitrariness of the distinction between who gets to live and who gets to die, but also, the erasure of the violence itself, and precisely because it is recognized as necessary for the sustainability of power.

"Now you can infuse (sublimate) permanent inks into the coating--such as for photos, logos, patterns, calendars, or industry-specific formats or graphics--yet retain dry-erase board erasability," says Chin.

The easy erasability and rapid reprogrammability of the MTP device results in an accelerated manufacturing cycle and hence, lower manufacturing costs.

* Magneto-optical CDs: Although these can be erased multiple times and reused, the price of erasability is noncompatibility.

The erasable systems usually combine the erasability of magnetic media with the storage density of optical techniques.

Besides speed advantages, erasability for revisions and unattended operation, Carnegie Mellon was also impressed with the fact that their pencil plotter provides a soft landing mechanism, preventing the pencil or pen from damaging the media or writing instrument itself.