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Compared to both the DSR and the L+ routing protocols, our results show that the Masai realization of the Safari architecture is significantly more scalable, with much higher packet delivery ratio and lower overhead.
This graph also shows that EZ-AG is far more scalable with network size under mobility than structure-based techniques for data aggregation.
In the next Section, we propose SUBSCALE algorithm which is much more scalable with the size and dimensions of the data.
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.
As a result, the pipeline becomes more scalable with the length of the reads, as shown in Section 4. This section presents a comparative performance evaluation among the different versions of HPG-Methyl, as well as a comparative performance evaluation between HPG-Methyl and other well-known Methylation software.
Krisztina Tora: there is a challenge not to forget about small-scale social entreprises – and think about how we can support early-stage and start-up social entrepreneurs if at some point we want more scalable enterprises with high growth and replicability potentials.
DMM is a an architectural framework for evolving mobile IP services from the currently deployed mobile core networks (which have serious scalability/reliability issues due to their hierarchical centralized architecture) to a more scalable model with distributed operations[127, 181].
With a heavier reliance on word of mouth, the cloud enables a more scalable marketing approach – with social media, search, and email complementing a lean and mean inside sales team.
The analysis results show that the solution with Modbus is more scalable as the one with RESTful web service.
"Litecoin is more scalable by nature and with bitcoins mempool currently flooded with unconfirmed transactions Litecoin is looking much better than BTC as a medium of exchange," he said.
"At this time, these sources do not appear to be competitive with more scalable alternatives like wind and solar," said Daniel Nelson, a G.E. spokesman, in an e-mail message.
