bufferedness

English

Etymology

From buffered +‎ -ness.

Noun

bufferedness (uncountable)

1. The quality of state of being buffered.
   • 1993, Ioannis A. Pappas, Ilias P. Tatsiopoulos, Advances in production management systems:

     This is also the result of a comparative analysis of Japanese, North American and European automobile companies concerning relative leanness or bufferedness of the plant production management policies.

   • 1995, Kenneth Leithwood, Effective School District Leadership, page 201:

     Those qualities make bufferedness more than a situation where provincial vaguenss and limited monitoring provide a window of opportunity for locals to run with local ideas.

   • 2016, Lionel Shriver, The Self-Seeding Sycamore:

     Some soft, muffled bufferedness was bound to take over, as if she were buttressed by excess packaging.