Sentence examples for cannot be scaled up from inspiring English sources
And if your idea cannot be scaled up that way, should you not find one that can?
However, the processes to maintain suspended SWNTs in a controllable individual or single bundle deposition cannot be scaled up in conventional carbon nanotube device fabrication.
Its improvised approaches, sniff theorists, cannot be scaled up and are therefore not up to the task of tackling global poverty.
He then gives principled reasons why the most popular breed of connectionist architectures cannot implement these features, demonstrating that such models cannot be scaled up from their current modest successes to a full-blown account of language learning.
Moreover, many direct action measures cannot be scaled up, and, for those that can, the cost per tonne of abatement would rise rapidly, imposing further costs on taxpayers and consumers.
Some suggest adopting Israel's security model, based on extensive interviewing of passengers, but Mr Schneier says its methods cannot be scaled up to accommodate America's tens of millions of passengers.
The tragedy of this is that cultural activity cannot simply be scaled up and down like a housing repairs service or road maintenance.
Because the proportions of the human body change with increases or decreases in weight, patterns cannot simply be scaled up or down uniformly from a basic template.
Given that such institutions cannot easily be scaled up and retain their full democratic character, it is necessary to look to a different institutional level: to the possibility of new forms of social inquiry that may be developing in the problem-solving mechanisms of the European Union.
