Sentence examples for is expected to scale from inspiring English sources

After the recovery of the two black boxes, Indonesia is expected to scale back its search and rescue operations in the Java Sea.

Bank of China is expected to scale back lending in the coming months as Beijing moves to stem the breakneck increase in liquidity fueled by its stimulus program.

The Fed is currently buying $85 billion a month in Treasury and mortgage-backed bonds, but it is expected to scale back purchases as early as September.

The first version of the optical cable will transmit 10 gigabits per second of data both ways, and is expected to scale to 100 gigabits a second in the next decade, Mr. Ziller said.

Thousands of jobs could be on the line at UBS as the Swiss bank is expected to scale back its investment banking business in response to the alleged rogue trading incident that it fears could cost it as much €2bn (£1.3bn).

A distributed platform in the transactive world is expected to scale well.

Contemporary sensor networks may be composed of hundreds of nodes [8] and future applications such as Smart Cities are expected to scale to many thousands of nodes [9].

For efficiency reasons, we simulate a limited number of PRBs (J=8) compared to a real-world system; however, the results are expected to scale to a higher number of PRBs.

The use cases below represent work to date showing that the approach is highly tractable and can be expected to scale across all types of compchem output and types of calculation.

Many of these potential reasons are due to design decisions we made in an attempt to demonstrate the utility of this approach on a paradigm that could reasonably be expected to scale up to more realistic scenarios, such as searching a chest radiograph for signs of cancer, or surveying a pathway in search of evidence of improvised explosive devices.

The results presented in this paper can be expected to scale to higher dimensional systems, since impedance control seems to originate from the antagonistic muscle structure in the joint-space domain [15], [39], [47].