Sentence examples for more scalability from inspiring English sources
It is known that a group-based system provides better performance and more scalability to the whole system while it decreases the communication traffic.
Thus, with our approach, it is possible to independently manage the selection of each component service, leading to more scalability and more flexibility for service composition in a dynamic environment.
The deployment of the broker node in existing cloud environments would ensure even more scalability and resources' elasticity.
Our solution profits from all the advantages of distributed architecture, such as flexibility, more scalability, smaller delay, and lower cost.
More ubiquity leads to more scalability problems, mainly regarding identification, location, routing, mobility, multihoming, and other issues, as discussed in the other sections of this paper.
Singular value decomposition, on the other hand, offers more scalability and potentially make more accurate predictions using data sets with less dimensionality.
Table 5 Process benchmarks Benchmarks file size vs. download time P2P normal speed (TCP) P2P with grid increased speed (UDT) Simultaneous Connections Supports, increased download time Supports and minimal increased download time Bandwidth utilization Normal Good Security Authentication by JXTA GSI Scalability Supports More scalable Robustness Limited support Supports.
More flexibility, scalability and modularity are needed from the embedded devices.
Most DHTs are designed more for scalability than for consistency, and thus do not provide strong guarantees on the consistency of data.
This results in more flexibility, scalability, and the option to reorganize the infrastructure more easily or treat certain groups in special ways.
However, while the discourse on content analysis centers heavily on reproducibility, computer scientists often focus more on scalability and less on coding reliability, leading to growing skepticism on the usefulness of topic models for automated content analysis.
