Sentence examples for elastically scaled from inspiring English sources
In addition, since many of FMS's services can be elastically scaled down in off peak times, e.g., during the night, the elastic nature of cloud plays a significant role, especially in terms of costs control, since systems of such scale as our FMS incur very high costs in practice (e.g., of computation or networking).
After an application is provisioned and deployed, a new set of runtime concerns emerges, e.g., dynamically reconfiguring sensor update rates or elastically scaling software-defined gateways.
SDS supports data volume containers by elastically scaling out/in storage resources corresponding to the scaling out/in of data volume containers.
Since industrial IoT deals with tens of thousands of devices, the message broker should be able to elastically scale to support the non-linear growth of connected devices in an enterprise.
An approach called Harmony [12] uses an intelligent estimation model of stale reads allowing elastically scale up or scale down of the number of replicas involved in read operations.
Economos showed small mammals scaling more closely to isometry (M ∝ l3) than large mammals which scaled more elastically (M ∝ l4) [35], while Christiansen rejected both theoretical models [5].
His current work focuses primarily on stick-slip dynamics and micromechanics in granular systems with an elastically driven, grain-scale intruder.
A company spokesperson similarly described the new service as "an application aware offering that brings the simplicity and ease of use of HCI together with a pay as you consume pricing model that scales elastically".
Cloud computing enables computing resources or user accounts to be rapidly and elastically provisioned or released so that customers can scale their systems up and down at any time according to changing requirements.
We subsequently modeled the amount of force present within the actin network by assuming that the actin cytoskeleton behaves elastically over short time scales (Gardel et al., 2004).
