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The proposed design is scalable in terms of the number of cameras and robots.

The structure of the proposed active rule detection unit is scalable in terms of the number of inputs, the number of membership functions and their bit widths.

As opposed to thermal CVD growth on copper, which is self-limiting, the PECVD method developed here is scalable in terms of number of layers, allowing its adept integration in commercial devices.

The multi-chain Markov-chain Monte Carlo is scalable in terms of the number of chains, and is useful for computationally demanding Bayesian model calibration in scientific and engineering problems.

In this paper, we first investigate viable approaches for DiffServ multicasting and then propose an efficient approach, called DSMCast, for multicasting across an individual DiffServ domain that is scalable in terms of group size, network size, and number of groups.

The solution is scalable in terms of the type of sensors used (i.e. temperature and relative humidity of the air or soil), the rate of information retrieval and so on, so it can be used in various scenarios, including environmental or land policy monitoring.

Routing table initialization and maintenance are scalable in terms of both storage and overhead traffic necessary for building routing tables.

But Kaufmann says the model is scalable in spirit.

The architecture is also scalable in terms of image size; the regular structure can be easily expanded by cascading identical modules.

We compare our proposal with a linked list-based approach which is not scalable in terms of speed of operation, and with an array-based method which is not scalable in terms of memory consumption.

It was also found that although BSPlib outperforms JBSP in all the cases, JBSP is more scalable in terms of the BSP machine-parameters.