Sentence examples for problems of scaling from inspiring English sources

I'm leaving Zynga with 800 employees, more than 230 million monthly users, and with the high-class problems of scaling a massive and successful organization.

As demand from the growing human population rises, the food industry and the chemical industry face similar problems of scaling operations while sourcing the largest possible amount of at least reasonable-quality raw materials.

Two major pitfalls in this approach are (i), problems of scaling up from microcosms dynamics to agronomic fields (Oehl et al. 2009), and (ii), the recently highlighted issues of introducing AMF inoculum strains into (albeit managed) ecosystems (Schwartz et al. 2006; Mummey et al. 2009).

Their enormous promise has been marred by a problem of scaling up to human subjects.

But make no mistake about the significance of this evolutionary approach to the problem of scaling users up to challenge Twitter.

The present work aims at the problem of scaling the deformation of steel box structures subjected to internal blast loading through experimental and numerical investigations.

At long last, there appeared to be a solution to the problem of "scaling up" higher education: if it were delivered more efficiently, the relentless cost increases might finally be rolled back".

Initial success in a newly created fund may not be replicated in the future, and there is always the problem of scaling.

The use of relative Δtissue hydrationdiminishes the problem of scaling nearly completely, and allows comparison to the healthy population [29].

In addition, expressing extracellular and intracellular water as absolute values induces the problem of scaling to body size.

Effective solutions to the problem of scaling up IMCI, and other public health interventions, are needed to bridge the gaps between knowledge and practise, and to achieve universal coverage of critical interventions to improve child survival.