Definition of scalability in English:

scalability

(also scaleability)

nounˌskeɪləˈbɪlətiˌskeɪləˈbɪlədi

mass noun

1The capacity to be changed in size or scale.
scalability of the service has not been an issue
Example sentencesExamples
- They offer a means of decreasing the electrical insulator thickness without decreasing the physical thickness for improved scalability.
- Each key drills down further to reveal a detailed and comprehensive set of scalability requirements.
- If your passion is to change the world, or even dominate an industry, scalability is the only way to multiply your arms and legs, and the hours in your day.
- We are improving flexibility, scalability, and deployability of the medical force through the initiative.
- The lack of scalability means that to achieve his optimistic economics one must jump from nothing to an incredibly large colony.
- We help start-ups to improve business model scalability.
- It is unlikely that private capital will finance such a tremendous undertaking until the risks are retired and the scalability challenge can be addressed.
- We are looking for scalability in terms of sizing, cost, and performance.
- This versatility is emblematic of the unique scalability of our air-ground task forces.
- Conduct a consistent and rigorous assessment of scalability and fundability potential.
1. 1.1 The ability of a computing process to be used or produced in a range of capabilities.
  the key is the scalability of the software
  devices designed to improve the reliability and scalability of a website
  Example sentencesExamples
  These interconnect devices are designed to provide any-to-any connectivity between all attached devices plus linear throughput scalability.
  The scalability disconnect creates an ever-increasing access density problem.
  Simulate heart data traffic and massive network loads, then measure end-to-end performance and scalability of network transactions.
  SAN bandwidth scalability is classified according to the topology of the SAN.
  From a provisioning point of view, the switched architecture provides better scalability.
  With easy upgrade and full scalability, the central server is fully open to future upgrades with faster processors, larger disk drives, and more.
  Terminal servers suffer from poor performance and lack scalability.
  If such features are required, these can be provided more effectively and with more scalability within a storage area network.
  Database scalability is a many-headed hydra that's hard to define, let alone tame.
  This allows administrators to test the relative performance and scalability of the network and applications under heavy load conditions.

Definition of scalability in US English:

scalability

(also scaleability)

nounˌskeɪləˈbɪlədiˌskāləˈbilədē

1The capacity to be changed in size or scale.
scalability of the service has not been an issue
Example sentencesExamples
- We help start-ups to improve business model scalability.
- Each key drills down further to reveal a detailed and comprehensive set of scalability requirements.
- The lack of scalability means that to achieve his optimistic economics one must jump from nothing to an incredibly large colony.
- They offer a means of decreasing the electrical insulator thickness without decreasing the physical thickness for improved scalability.
- We are improving flexibility, scalability, and deployability of the medical force through the initiative.
- It is unlikely that private capital will finance such a tremendous undertaking until the risks are retired and the scalability challenge can be addressed.
- Conduct a consistent and rigorous assessment of scalability and fundability potential.
- We are looking for scalability in terms of sizing, cost, and performance.
- If your passion is to change the world, or even dominate an industry, scalability is the only way to multiply your arms and legs, and the hours in your day.
- This versatility is emblematic of the unique scalability of our air-ground task forces.
1. 1.1 The ability of a computing process to be used or produced in a range of capabilities.
  the key is the scalability of the software
  devices designed to improve the reliability and scalability of a website
  Example sentencesExamples
  Simulate heart data traffic and massive network loads, then measure end-to-end performance and scalability of network transactions.
  This allows administrators to test the relative performance and scalability of the network and applications under heavy load conditions.
  These interconnect devices are designed to provide any-to-any connectivity between all attached devices plus linear throughput scalability.
  The scalability disconnect creates an ever-increasing access density problem.
  SAN bandwidth scalability is classified according to the topology of the SAN.
  With easy upgrade and full scalability, the central server is fully open to future upgrades with faster processors, larger disk drives, and more.
  From a provisioning point of view, the switched architecture provides better scalability.
  Database scalability is a many-headed hydra that's hard to define, let alone tame.
  If such features are required, these can be provided more effectively and with more scalability within a storage area network.
  Terminal servers suffer from poor performance and lack scalability.

单词	scalability
释义	Definition of scalability in English: scalability (also scaleability) nounˌskeɪləˈbɪlətiˌskeɪləˈbɪlədi mass noun 1The capacity to be changed in size or scale. scalability of the service has not been an issue Example sentencesExamples They offer a means of decreasing the electrical insulator thickness without decreasing the physical thickness for improved scalability. Each key drills down further to reveal a detailed and comprehensive set of scalability requirements. If your passion is to change the world, or even dominate an industry, scalability is the only way to multiply your arms and legs, and the hours in your day. We are improving flexibility, scalability, and deployability of the medical force through the initiative. The lack of scalability means that to achieve his optimistic economics one must jump from nothing to an incredibly large colony. We help start-ups to improve business model scalability. It is unlikely that private capital will finance such a tremendous undertaking until the risks are retired and the scalability challenge can be addressed. We are looking for scalability in terms of sizing, cost, and performance. This versatility is emblematic of the unique scalability of our air-ground task forces. Conduct a consistent and rigorous assessment of scalability and fundability potential. 1.1 The ability of a computing process to be used or produced in a range of capabilities. the key is the scalability of the software devices designed to improve the reliability and scalability of a website Example sentencesExamples These interconnect devices are designed to provide any-to-any connectivity between all attached devices plus linear throughput scalability. The scalability disconnect creates an ever-increasing access density problem. Simulate heart data traffic and massive network loads, then measure end-to-end performance and scalability of network transactions. SAN bandwidth scalability is classified according to the topology of the SAN. From a provisioning point of view, the switched architecture provides better scalability. With easy upgrade and full scalability, the central server is fully open to future upgrades with faster processors, larger disk drives, and more. Terminal servers suffer from poor performance and lack scalability. If such features are required, these can be provided more effectively and with more scalability within a storage area network. Database scalability is a many-headed hydra that's hard to define, let alone tame. This allows administrators to test the relative performance and scalability of the network and applications under heavy load conditions. Definition of scalability in US English: scalability (also scaleability) nounˌskeɪləˈbɪlədiˌskāləˈbilədē 1The capacity to be changed in size or scale. scalability of the service has not been an issue Example sentencesExamples We help start-ups to improve business model scalability. Each key drills down further to reveal a detailed and comprehensive set of scalability requirements. The lack of scalability means that to achieve his optimistic economics one must jump from nothing to an incredibly large colony. They offer a means of decreasing the electrical insulator thickness without decreasing the physical thickness for improved scalability. We are improving flexibility, scalability, and deployability of the medical force through the initiative. It is unlikely that private capital will finance such a tremendous undertaking until the risks are retired and the scalability challenge can be addressed. Conduct a consistent and rigorous assessment of scalability and fundability potential. We are looking for scalability in terms of sizing, cost, and performance. If your passion is to change the world, or even dominate an industry, scalability is the only way to multiply your arms and legs, and the hours in your day. This versatility is emblematic of the unique scalability of our air-ground task forces. 1.1 The ability of a computing process to be used or produced in a range of capabilities. the key is the scalability of the software devices designed to improve the reliability and scalability of a website Example sentencesExamples Simulate heart data traffic and massive network loads, then measure end-to-end performance and scalability of network transactions. This allows administrators to test the relative performance and scalability of the network and applications under heavy load conditions. These interconnect devices are designed to provide any-to-any connectivity between all attached devices plus linear throughput scalability. The scalability disconnect creates an ever-increasing access density problem. SAN bandwidth scalability is classified according to the topology of the SAN. With easy upgrade and full scalability, the central server is fully open to future upgrades with faster processors, larger disk drives, and more. From a provisioning point of view, the switched architecture provides better scalability. Database scalability is a many-headed hydra that's hard to define, let alone tame. If such features are required, these can be provided more effectively and with more scalability within a storage area network. Terminal servers suffer from poor performance and lack scalability.
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