pannable en · ADJ
Etymology
From pan + -able.
Meanings
-
(not-comparable) Capable of being panned (moved as if across a panorama).
The final launch version of the Application Desktop will include a Universal Instant Messaging System, a fully zoomable and pannable map of the photorealistic Earth […]
2004, Richard Bliss, Alien$: We're Only Here for the Money:The EM Submixer has four stereo inputs, two pannable mono inputs, and one stereo output.
1994, Electronic musician, Volume 10, Issues 7-12:
-
(not-comparable) Capable of being panned (sifted, as of gold or gravel).
Contains fine pannable gold. The most common ore type, sometimes as large boulders.
1990, F. E. Hughes, Geology of the mineral deposits of Australia and Papua New Guinea, Volume 2: