Sentence examples for far scalable from inspiring English sources

So there's zero chance Zuck is going to announce it's abandoning such a lucrative and (thus far) scalable default.

Tiny houses are slower, more expensive and far less scalable than using existing housing stock … and they just isolate the homeless from everyone else".

This is a far more scalable approach than attempting to, for example, create certificates for every education provider in the country.

These two classes have very different performance characteristics; typically infrastructure-based solutions are far more scalable, while the host-based solutions are far more deployable and flexible.

Not only will the data-center version of Windows 2000 not appear until later this year, but Sun is already far more scalable, delivering clusters of up to eight 128-processor systems.

We think our solutions are effective because they are far more scalable and passive.

And while the point of the new version is to release something far more scalable and agile than the existing product, there are a number of new features.

This graph also shows that EZ-AG is far more scalable with network size under mobility than structure-based techniques for data aggregation.

This is why distributed storage and processing frameworks like Hadoop exist — data in the cloud is far more scalable than data in a silo.

Their objective is not to automate the actual decision-making process for investing in startups, but to use technology to make this process far more scalable, efficient and informed.

SUBSCALE algorithm requires only k database scans to process a k-dimensional dataset and is far more scalable with the dimensions as compared to the existing state-of-the-art algorithms.