Sentence examples for scaling advantages from inspiring English sources

We performed a comprehensive benchmark to assess the performance and scaling advantages of Sachem and compare it with other available cartridges.

Whereas high performance processor designs push and exceed the limits of technology, minimal embedded processor designs fully exploit the power and cost scaling advantages of new generations of CMOS technology.

Combinatorial synthesis potentially addresses these barriers by introducing enormous scaling advantages, both in its capability to generate large libraries of molecules and in storing the resulting libraries in a portable format.

They don't require a lot of recruiting, since engineers enjoy scaling advantage given that these products have such limited features.

These results indicate that the S-FinFET demonstrates an obvious scaling advantage over the normal FinFET for sub-10-nm node CMOS process applications.

"We look forward to working closely with the company to build on its market leadership and scale advantages to grow in new market segments, channels and geographies".

Agricultural co-operatives deliver substantial commercial benefits to their farmer members by enabling them to access scale advantages in both farm supplies and produce marketing, and by providing a counter-balance to the power of the multinationals".

But since the key tools at their disposal are universally available — including to companies like Facebook and Google, with enormous scale advantages — this only helps them get into the game, not capture any value lost by legacy firms.

And where the Bells have sought scale advantages by merging with each other, their European counterparts have remained largely national in scope, taking minority holdings abroad, but rarely control.

Based on these scale advantages, we would expect to see much more innovation and production from fossil fuel producers as opposed to green-energy producers for a given change in the price of fossil fuel energy.

In January Dacheng of China joined a Western confederation, Dentons, to create an alliance that employs 6,600 attorneys.Although the giants of the legal world have sought to mimic the accountants' cost and scale advantages, they remain minnows compared with the Big Four.