The phrase "automatic scaling" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, particularly in cloud computing or software development, where resources are adjusted automatically based on demand.
Example: "The cloud service offers automatic scaling to ensure that applications can handle varying loads without manual intervention."
Alternatives: "dynamic scaling" or "self-scaling".
These ionograms were interpreted by the automatic scaling program Autoscala.
A software tool named ionoScaler (ionogram Scaler) was developed to carry out manual and automatic scaling of vertical incidence ionograms.
A pilot vMES implementation using a parallel process for smart resource provisioning and automatic scaling is also presented.
This combined approach has been validated using data from Chinese Academy of Science-Digital Ionosonde (CAS-DIS), and can be used for ionogram automatic scaling.
This is achieved by taking advantage from the features of new technologies, such as the automatic scaling and replica provisioning of Cloud environments.
Raw real time virtual height data are provided by a Lowell Digisonde (DPS), which employs the automatic scaling software, ARTIST whose output includes the virtual-to-real height data conversion.
However, bad quality ionograms would reduce the accuracy of automatic scaled (autoscaled) values.
A fully automatic scale-up workflow is scripted for pattern-scale ICP models, which generates upscaled models that are, in turn, simulated using a proprietary simulator.
"I have," writes Virginia Woolf — and most of them could have written the same — "an internal, automatic scale of values; which decides what I had better do with my time.
We illustrate the use of the multi-scale line/edge representation in different processes: visual reconstruction or brightness perception, automatic scale selection and object segregation.
The method shows good robustness and efficiency against different kinds of noise and allows a generally applicable algorithm thanks to the use of automatic scale selection.
