Sentence examples for said to scale from inspiring English sources

The software product is said to scale if it can handle increased load and is efficient even when new resources are added.

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With a reported valuation of more than $3 billion, 14-year-old DocuSign is said to be scaling, with speculation that it's nearing its long-awaited IPO.

Here, we assess the range over which the distribution of sizes can be said to exhibit scale-free behaviour.

The current task, he said, is to scale up.

The alternative, he said, was to scale back his ambitions and focus only on legislation that can pass with Democratic support.

Events such as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), that affect only one nucleotide at a time, are said to be small scale events, and are more frequent than large scale events [ 1].

The challenge now, scientists say, is to scale up the process to provide large amounts of hydrogen for various purposes, such as fueling vehicles or small generators.

This low high transition can again be said to be time-scale invariant.

"We're jumping," she said, "to a whole new scale".

The latest inspections are not said to be on the scale of the Birmingham investigation.