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http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4518930.html
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In brief
Frequency stability (which should include VCC stability) and pullability are listed as seperate paramaters. But the first link mentions that they're linked, meaning something that is highly pulable is always going to be less stable to circuit conditions. While it obviously refers to both in the context of a VCO I'm certain it refers to the span of frequency variation with a given input signal.
I see it refered to a lot with using different value capacitors to slightly trim the frequency of a crystal oscillator as well.
That's what I found doing a Google search in about 3 minutes. How is the opposite conclusion being reached by other people?