scalability
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5.3
- noun
- /ˌskeɪləˈbɪləti/
- Specialized
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escalabilidad
- Central administrative structures, however, can create scalability and equitable statewide distribution of resources (Cohen & Brawer, 2008).
- multiprocessor scalability
- infinite scalability
- scalability and performance
And if you think about scalability, how big can a currency scale?
- And if you think about scalability, how big can a currency scale?
- That's the value of designing the system with scalability, with flexibility.
- So let's break it down in terms of achieving scalability.
- And so the scalability of the architecture is, is empirically true.
- We don't, you know, we don't have, you could say, true scalability yet or true, you know, error correction yet.
- I'm pretty hot on the scalability of mascots.
- I I have two ways of, of showing profit and scalability.
- And so that's, that's an indication as possible that well, it's a sign that perhaps that's the wrong way to accomplish the scalability.
Examples
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But now I'm looking at what I'm doing and I feel like there's no scalability in what I'm doing.
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Another issue that affects software is performance scalability on a multiprocessor system.
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Such a large database raises some unique scalability challenges.
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We pay particular attention to the efficiency and scalability of all the aforementioned steps.
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What they're more concerned about is power efficiency, scalability and cheap manufacturing.
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To minimize potential application scalability problems, the number of threads per processor is kept small.
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Other cryptocurrencies have emerged that do not suffer from the same transaction cost and scalability issues as Bitcoin.
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WebMAC was originally developed for paper-based evaluation, making scalability for individuals and groups difficult.
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The approach provided a high level of performance and scalability for large datasets without renouncing the productive scripting interface in Python.
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Many startups focus on the scalability of their products to attract investors who want to see growth potential.
Synonyms
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4.0
Making a business or service larger to handle more users
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6.2
How easily a system or product can be changed to add new features
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5.4
The ability to be made larger or have more features
Ability to make a thing larger or add more features
Antonyms
How Scalable
- Specialized
- Specialized
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5.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Scalability comes from the word scale, which long ago meant a 'ladder' or 'steps', so to 'scale' is to climb or to change size. The part -ability means 'can be done', so scalability is the ability to 'grow' or 'handle more' when need grows.