Sentence examples for acceptable scalability from inspiring English sources

The experience gained clearly shows that parallelizing a particle-based code on moderate numbers of cores can easily lead to an acceptable scalability, whilst a scalable speedup on thousands of cores is much more difficult to obtain.

Fortunately, no significant aggregate throughput drop is observed, showing that FOCA has the acceptable scalability when network becomes overloaded.

The experiments show that the data-privatizing model scales efficiently on medium scale multi-socket, multi-core systems (up to 48 cores) while regardless of algorithmic and scheduling optimizations, the sharing approach is unable to reach acceptable scalability on more than one socket.

The scale level Loevinger coefficients varied between 0.37 and 0.69, indicating acceptable scalability for all dimensions.

The subscale Health Problems showed less strong internal consistency but acceptable scalability and criterion validity (Cronbach's α = .57, Hs = .35, r = −.48).

The results show an acceptable scalability and internal consistency for seven QUALIDEM subscales for people with mild to severe dementia and three subscales for people with very severe dementia.

When excluded, the performance of MADRS improves and item 7 and 10 show acceptable scalabilities.

The study also demonstrates that the adaptive strategy has acceptable parallel scalability.

The results indicate that the HetNet 802.11p LTE network is the most prominent solution in urban environments outperforming both IEEE 802.11p and LTE in terms of delay, reliability, and scalability, whereas LTE offers acceptable performance for sparse network topologies.

This study highlights that lay therapists can be trained to effectively assess each other's therapy sessions as well as experts, and that peer-led supervision is acceptable for lay therapists, thus, enhancing the scalability of psychological treatments in low-resource settings.

Its major improvement is the provision of immense computing resources for an acceptable price and with high flexibility as well as scalability; but clouds are restricted to the virtual world of computing.