scalable
/ˈskeɪləb(ə)l
/(also scaleable)
adjective
1Able to be scaled or climbed.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...
- Siercom's business continuity planning consultancy services are aimed at larger companies, but are scaleable to reflect size and specific needs.
- There are 80 scaleable TrueType fonts installed and duplex is optional.
- 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...
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
3 technical Able to be measured or graded according to a scale.