Sentence examples for scalable through from inspiring English sources
The population-based approach is very scalable through parallelization and shows accurate results within reasonable processing times.
Organizationally, we aim to create a non-profit that is scalable through a sliding scale fee structure and can grow in immigrant communities around the United States.
LBM serves as a contrast to QUIC in modeling as well as in emerging atmospheric modeling trends that are intended to be scalable through parallelized computation.
Philipp likes companies with technical founder teams, business models that are scalable through network effects, and solve real problems for their users and customers.
A combination of platforms might be more suitable for a particular algorithm and can potentially resolve the issue of making it highly scalable (through horizontal scaling) as well as performing real-time analysis (through vertical scaling).
He then met his co-founder Pierson, who directly saw the potential of mediation by making it scalable through a beautifully designed web and mobile platform, and Headspace was born in 2010.
Indium phosphide nanocrystals (InP NCs) with diameters ranging from 2 to 5 nm were synthesized with a scalable, flow-through, nonthermal plasma process at a rate ranging from 10 to 40 mg/h.
Cloud computing allows to utilize servers in efficient and scalable ways through exploitation of virtualization technology.
Highly corrugated graphene sheets (HCGS) have been prepared by a rapid, low cost and scalable approach through the thermal reduction of graphite oxide at 900 °C followed by rapid cooling using liquid nitrogen.
Our research demonstrates an innovative, scalable approach through NFW to design and implement robust, sustainable lignocellulose-supported catalysts with enhanced reactivity capable of water purification in complex water chemistries.
Hierarchical porous AgCl@Ag hollow architectures (HAs) were successfully synthesized by a facile, inexpensive and scalable approach through template-engaged acidic etching of uniform Ag2CO3 architectures at room temperature.
