Definition of scalable in English:

scalable

(also scaleable)

adjective ˈskeɪləb(ə)lˈskeɪləbəl

1Able to be scaled or climbed.
Example sentencesExamples
- That mountain became a mite more scaleable ten minutes later, when once again Ward was on hand to take possession on the third phase and wiggle his way over for his second try of the afternoon.
2Able to be changed in size or scale.
scalable fonts
Example sentencesExamples
- Current processes simply aren't scalable or robust enough to meet dramatically increasing demand.
- Luxi scalable fonts, both TrueType and Type 1, are part of the 4.2 release.
- It seems fairly open ended and scalable to the needs of the creatives that use it.
- The potential of these technologies is remarkable, but given that the ultimate aim is to create effective therapies that are affordable, scaleable and easy to deliver to many members of society, the business angle cannot be ignored.
- The models are scalable in size, and the laundry list of options is immense.
- A product that is infinitely scalable should be able to ‘grow’ to accommodate an infinite increase in network size or network events.
- Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs.
- You can create some very unusual scalable fonts for use in E.
- There are 80 scaleable TrueType fonts installed and duplex is optional.
- By looking beyond your short-term needs and cash flow to the bigger picture, you can ensure you have a truly scalable IT infrastructure that is able to grow with your organisation.
- If the Metro rail is commercially viable, non-polluting and scalable for future needs, let us go ahead with it without further delay.
- PVR has a scalable buffer size for the time shifting function of up to 3 hours.
- Modular and scalable capability supports small or large force packages of up to 1,200 people.
- Ideally it is recommended that you leave the font size scalable so users can control the size they want.
1. 2.1 (of a computing process) able to be used or produced in a range of capabilities.
  it is scalable across a range of systems
  Example sentencesExamples
  Upon successful completion of the patch testing, we develop our deployment notification to customers and then launch the patches via scalable automated processes.
  Additionally, it is designed for scalable parallel processing.
  Since then, we've seen the rise of internet-based applications and thin commodity servers, and a whole new model of open, scalable, distributed computing built upon Linux.
  Suddenly there's a real motive toward making that wireless access point a platform, with a modular, scalable, PC operating system.
  There is no better example of a scalable infrastructure than the Internet.
  Another is that Linux is highly scalable, modular and flexible - which makes it well-suited to the extreme diversity of embedded systems.
  The system adopted by banks should be robust, scalable and upgradable, he added.
  This unique technology application will produce an advanced scalable platform designed to meet an extraordinary range of storage requirements.
  The software is scalable to allow really large clusters to be built, and is easy to configure.
  A scalable software system is, in brief, one that can easily expand to handle more transactions or other sorts of throughput.
  These are also euphemistically called scalable parallel, massively parallel, or cluster computers.
  Another processor, with scalable memory bandwidth, runs more EDA simulation projects without even affecting the first.
  We knew we had to create a scalable, systematic process to ensure we maintained our accuracy in revenue recognition.
  You get there by combining robust scalable PC applications with Internet connectivity and WiFi.
  It consists of kernel-level, adaptive resource sharing algorithms that are geared for high performance, overhead free scalability and ease of use of a scalable computing cluster.
  However, the rapid increase in the number of internet users combined with the expected growth in the number of wireless internet devices requires a scalable and flexible IP technology to accommodate such fast growth.
  Its scalable design allows the game to run on a low end video card without trouble, but at the sacrifice of visual quality.
  They make probably the finest user-friendly enterprise scalable office software in the world.
  Demand for low-cost, flexible and scalable optical networking systems which can be adapted to fit into existing telecoms infrastructure has been high since the mid-1990s internet explosion.
  In that time, a variety of advances made by the Linux development community and system vendors has enabled a whole new class of scalable computers running Linux.
3technical Able to be measured or graded according to a scale.

Definition of scalable in US English:

scalable

adjectiveˈskeɪləbəlˈskāləbəl

1Able to be scaled or climbed.
Example sentencesExamples
- That mountain became a mite more scaleable ten minutes later, when once again Ward was on hand to take possession on the third phase and wiggle his way over for his second try of the afternoon.
2Able to be changed in size or scale.
scalable fonts
Example sentencesExamples
- Ideally it is recommended that you leave the font size scalable so users can control the size they want.
- Modular and scalable capability supports small or large force packages of up to 1,200 people.
- The models are scalable in size, and the laundry list of options is immense.
- By looking beyond your short-term needs and cash flow to the bigger picture, you can ensure you have a truly scalable IT infrastructure that is able to grow with your organisation.
- There are 80 scaleable TrueType fonts installed and duplex is optional.
- Current processes simply aren't scalable or robust enough to meet dramatically increasing demand.
- The potential of these technologies is remarkable, but given that the ultimate aim is to create effective therapies that are affordable, scaleable and easy to deliver to many members of society, the business angle cannot be ignored.
- If the Metro rail is commercially viable, non-polluting and scalable for future needs, let us go ahead with it without further delay.
- Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs.
- PVR has a scalable buffer size for the time shifting function of up to 3 hours.
- You can create some very unusual scalable fonts for use in E.
- Luxi scalable fonts, both TrueType and Type 1, are part of the 4.2 release.
- A product that is infinitely scalable should be able to ‘grow’ to accommodate an infinite increase in network size or network events.
- It seems fairly open ended and scalable to the needs of the creatives that use it.
1. 2.1 (of a computing process) able to be used or produced in a range of capabilities.
  it is scalable across a range of systems
  Example sentencesExamples
  Additionally, it is designed for scalable parallel processing.
  Its scalable design allows the game to run on a low end video card without trouble, but at the sacrifice of visual quality.
  It consists of kernel-level, adaptive resource sharing algorithms that are geared for high performance, overhead free scalability and ease of use of a scalable computing cluster.
  We knew we had to create a scalable, systematic process to ensure we maintained our accuracy in revenue recognition.
  However, the rapid increase in the number of internet users combined with the expected growth in the number of wireless internet devices requires a scalable and flexible IP technology to accommodate such fast growth.
  Since then, we've seen the rise of internet-based applications and thin commodity servers, and a whole new model of open, scalable, distributed computing built upon Linux.
  Upon successful completion of the patch testing, we develop our deployment notification to customers and then launch the patches via scalable automated processes.
  They make probably the finest user-friendly enterprise scalable office software in the world.
  These are also euphemistically called scalable parallel, massively parallel, or cluster computers.
  Demand for low-cost, flexible and scalable optical networking systems which can be adapted to fit into existing telecoms infrastructure has been high since the mid-1990s internet explosion.
  In that time, a variety of advances made by the Linux development community and system vendors has enabled a whole new class of scalable computers running Linux.
  Suddenly there's a real motive toward making that wireless access point a platform, with a modular, scalable, PC operating system.
  The software is scalable to allow really large clusters to be built, and is easy to configure.
  Another is that Linux is highly scalable, modular and flexible - which makes it well-suited to the extreme diversity of embedded systems.
  The system adopted by banks should be robust, scalable and upgradable, he added.
  This unique technology application will produce an advanced scalable platform designed to meet an extraordinary range of storage requirements.
  A scalable software system is, in brief, one that can easily expand to handle more transactions or other sorts of throughput.
  Another processor, with scalable memory bandwidth, runs more EDA simulation projects without even affecting the first.
  There is no better example of a scalable infrastructure than the Internet.
  You get there by combining robust scalable PC applications with Internet connectivity and WiFi.
3technical Able to be measured or graded according to a scale.

单词	scalable
释义	Definition of scalable in English: scalable (also scaleable) adjective ˈskeɪləb(ə)lˈskeɪləbəl 1Able to be scaled or climbed. Example sentencesExamples That mountain became a mite more scaleable ten minutes later, when once again Ward was on hand to take possession on the third phase and wiggle his way over for his second try of the afternoon. 2Able to be changed in size or scale. scalable fonts Example sentencesExamples Current processes simply aren't scalable or robust enough to meet dramatically increasing demand. Luxi scalable fonts, both TrueType and Type 1, are part of the 4.2 release. It seems fairly open ended and scalable to the needs of the creatives that use it. The potential of these technologies is remarkable, but given that the ultimate aim is to create effective therapies that are affordable, scaleable and easy to deliver to many members of society, the business angle cannot be ignored. The models are scalable in size, and the laundry list of options is immense. A product that is infinitely scalable should be able to ‘grow’ to accommodate an infinite increase in network size or network events. Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs. You can create some very unusual scalable fonts for use in E. There are 80 scaleable TrueType fonts installed and duplex is optional. By looking beyond your short-term needs and cash flow to the bigger picture, you can ensure you have a truly scalable IT infrastructure that is able to grow with your organisation. If the Metro rail is commercially viable, non-polluting and scalable for future needs, let us go ahead with it without further delay. PVR has a scalable buffer size for the time shifting function of up to 3 hours. Modular and scalable capability supports small or large force packages of up to 1,200 people. Ideally it is recommended that you leave the font size scalable so users can control the size they want. 2.1 (of a computing process) able to be used or produced in a range of capabilities. it is scalable across a range of systems Example sentencesExamples Upon successful completion of the patch testing, we develop our deployment notification to customers and then launch the patches via scalable automated processes. Additionally, it is designed for scalable parallel processing. Since then, we've seen the rise of internet-based applications and thin commodity servers, and a whole new model of open, scalable, distributed computing built upon Linux. Suddenly there's a real motive toward making that wireless access point a platform, with a modular, scalable, PC operating system. There is no better example of a scalable infrastructure than the Internet. Another is that Linux is highly scalable, modular and flexible - which makes it well-suited to the extreme diversity of embedded systems. The system adopted by banks should be robust, scalable and upgradable, he added. This unique technology application will produce an advanced scalable platform designed to meet an extraordinary range of storage requirements. The software is scalable to allow really large clusters to be built, and is easy to configure. A scalable software system is, in brief, one that can easily expand to handle more transactions or other sorts of throughput. These are also euphemistically called scalable parallel, massively parallel, or cluster computers. Another processor, with scalable memory bandwidth, runs more EDA simulation projects without even affecting the first. We knew we had to create a scalable, systematic process to ensure we maintained our accuracy in revenue recognition. You get there by combining robust scalable PC applications with Internet connectivity and WiFi. It consists of kernel-level, adaptive resource sharing algorithms that are geared for high performance, overhead free scalability and ease of use of a scalable computing cluster. However, the rapid increase in the number of internet users combined with the expected growth in the number of wireless internet devices requires a scalable and flexible IP technology to accommodate such fast growth. Its scalable design allows the game to run on a low end video card without trouble, but at the sacrifice of visual quality. They make probably the finest user-friendly enterprise scalable office software in the world. Demand for low-cost, flexible and scalable optical networking systems which can be adapted to fit into existing telecoms infrastructure has been high since the mid-1990s internet explosion. In that time, a variety of advances made by the Linux development community and system vendors has enabled a whole new class of scalable computers running Linux. 3technical Able to be measured or graded according to a scale. Definition of scalable in US English: scalable adjectiveˈskeɪləbəlˈskāləbəl 1Able to be scaled or climbed. Example sentencesExamples That mountain became a mite more scaleable ten minutes later, when once again Ward was on hand to take possession on the third phase and wiggle his way over for his second try of the afternoon. 2Able to be changed in size or scale. scalable fonts Example sentencesExamples Ideally it is recommended that you leave the font size scalable so users can control the size they want. Modular and scalable capability supports small or large force packages of up to 1,200 people. The models are scalable in size, and the laundry list of options is immense. By looking beyond your short-term needs and cash flow to the bigger picture, you can ensure you have a truly scalable IT infrastructure that is able to grow with your organisation. There are 80 scaleable TrueType fonts installed and duplex is optional. Current processes simply aren't scalable or robust enough to meet dramatically increasing demand. The potential of these technologies is remarkable, but given that the ultimate aim is to create effective therapies that are affordable, scaleable and easy to deliver to many members of society, the business angle cannot be ignored. If the Metro rail is commercially viable, non-polluting and scalable for future needs, let us go ahead with it without further delay. Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs. PVR has a scalable buffer size for the time shifting function of up to 3 hours. You can create some very unusual scalable fonts for use in E. Luxi scalable fonts, both TrueType and Type 1, are part of the 4.2 release. A product that is infinitely scalable should be able to ‘grow’ to accommodate an infinite increase in network size or network events. It seems fairly open ended and scalable to the needs of the creatives that use it. 2.1 (of a computing process) able to be used or produced in a range of capabilities. it is scalable across a range of systems Example sentencesExamples Additionally, it is designed for scalable parallel processing. Its scalable design allows the game to run on a low end video card without trouble, but at the sacrifice of visual quality. It consists of kernel-level, adaptive resource sharing algorithms that are geared for high performance, overhead free scalability and ease of use of a scalable computing cluster. We knew we had to create a scalable, systematic process to ensure we maintained our accuracy in revenue recognition. However, the rapid increase in the number of internet users combined with the expected growth in the number of wireless internet devices requires a scalable and flexible IP technology to accommodate such fast growth. Since then, we've seen the rise of internet-based applications and thin commodity servers, and a whole new model of open, scalable, distributed computing built upon Linux. Upon successful completion of the patch testing, we develop our deployment notification to customers and then launch the patches via scalable automated processes. They make probably the finest user-friendly enterprise scalable office software in the world. These are also euphemistically called scalable parallel, massively parallel, or cluster computers. Demand for low-cost, flexible and scalable optical networking systems which can be adapted to fit into existing telecoms infrastructure has been high since the mid-1990s internet explosion. In that time, a variety of advances made by the Linux development community and system vendors has enabled a whole new class of scalable computers running Linux. Suddenly there's a real motive toward making that wireless access point a platform, with a modular, scalable, PC operating system. The software is scalable to allow really large clusters to be built, and is easy to configure. Another is that Linux is highly scalable, modular and flexible - which makes it well-suited to the extreme diversity of embedded systems. The system adopted by banks should be robust, scalable and upgradable, he added. This unique technology application will produce an advanced scalable platform designed to meet an extraordinary range of storage requirements. A scalable software system is, in brief, one that can easily expand to handle more transactions or other sorts of throughput. Another processor, with scalable memory bandwidth, runs more EDA simulation projects without even affecting the first. There is no better example of a scalable infrastructure than the Internet. You get there by combining robust scalable PC applications with Internet connectivity and WiFi. 3technical Able to be measured or graded according to a scale.
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