Sentence examples for able to scale up from inspiring English sources

Jukka Lehtela, who runs the new Nokia factory outside Chennai, would like to be able to scale up and down week by week, but the labour laws get in the way.

It may be expected that some of the components would be elastic, i.e. able to scale up and down in number.

An application or algorithm that runs in the Cloud will not be able to scale up and down with the infrastructure unless it can run at least in part in parallel.

A full replacement for passwords would also have to be able to scale up and down for convenience versus security — quick and easy for low-risk situations, tougher and possibly more time-consuming for the crown jewels.

A full replacement for passwords would also have to be able to scale up and down for convenience versus security — quick and easy for low-risk situations, tougher and possibly more time-consuming for the crown jewels.

By pruning, we are able to scale up to much more expensive abstractions than before.

Few seem able to scale up enough to really make an impact.

Well-established businesses also need to be able to scale up, and sometimes that can be harder.

But we have been able to scale up the regulatory monitoring system to deal with increasing volume".

SolarAid has been able to scale up its work due to the support it received and because the costs of distributing solar lights has fallen.

The rapid explosion of South Africa's poaching crisis shows how quickly criminal gangs are able to scale up operations once they set up in a country.