Sentence examples for allows it to scale from inspiring English sources
If an approach needs more computational power, the design of the system allows it to scale.
The numerical implementation uses a 2D data decomposition which allows it to scale to thousands of cores on present-day high performance computing systems.
HAMR's newest iteration, HAMR-E, has special electroadhesive foot pads, origami-based ankle joints, and a customized gait that allows it to scale vertical, inverted, and curved surfaces, such as the insides of jet engines and other complicated machines.
WWW is a fundamentally stateless architecture, which allows it to scale world-wide, while Egret is a fundamentally stateful architecture, which allows it to provide many useful domain-specific services not possible within WWW.
Unlike traditional databases, NuoDB runs on a distributed system that uses what the company calls a "durable distributed cache" that allows it to scale out (and in) as needed and can run on commodity hardware and virtual machines.
The company argues that this technology allows it to scale servers up and down faster and with over 100,000 Drupal installs on its system, it also allows the company to run its infrastructure without having to spin up 100,000 virtual machines on EC2.
Firebase, which launched about three years ago, says that joining Google will allow it to scale its service dramatically.
In today's announcement, WePay notes that this is a growth round and is meant to allow it to scale its technology and workforce.
Using off-the-shelf equipment lowers the risk and will allow it to scale up more predictably, Beitel says.
Contreras wanted something that would streamline his business, allow it to scale easily as it grew and give "everyone access to the same system from wherever they were working".
He said that any service cuts or fare and toll increases in the new budget would most likely be scheduled to take effect in July, giving the Legislature and the governor time to find additional revenue for the authority that might allow it to scale back or avoid the most painful measures.
