Sentence examples for means to scale from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to introduce a new deployable mast design that may provide a means to scale up solar sails to very large dimensions.

The is seeing it focus on distances of up to 150 miles in key transportation hubs, gunning for density as a means to scale, rather than longer and therefore potentially more profitable journeys if looked at only in isolation.

With a commitment to increase ARV availability, the government considered domestic production as a means to scale up treatment to improve the health of its population.

Joseph Virginia, iFire's vice president for business development, said the agreement signed with Sanyo in July would give the company the means to scale up the screens.

At a technical level, we must find means to scale the throughput to Gbps by a combination of hardware improvements as well as specialized algorithms for mesh networks.

After the combo chip was made we used "trimmed mean" to scale the chips and filter out the genes with detection call "Absent in ALL" the chips and absolute fold change less than 2 in all of the possible pairwise comparisons.

Totalitarian regimes and terrorist groups commonly use violence as a means to large-scale political engineering; it is more remarkable when democratic countries such as Israel and America do so, usually in flagrant disregard of the lessons of contemporary history.

(A large slug capital from an established firm can sometimes mean pressure to scale too quickly).

Even for those who don't know a "540 cab" from a "360 grab", or what it means to "huck it", the scale of the achievement was clear.

But the rainbow fish is too proud of his beauty to play and too mean to share his beautiful scales when he is asked to.

Some families continue to live in enormous domestic groups, made up of 100+ relatives, as a means to gain economies of scale, and share both assets and risks.