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Meanings of scalable in English

Portuguese
escalável

Capable of being scaled; possible to scale.

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Usage of scalable in English
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This new mapping approach is scalable to any tropical country, said researchers.
The Guardian
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Making these choices requires a scalable approach to analysing the overall risk.
Pubmed
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IATA is calling for rapid, accurate and scalable testing for all passengers.
Jamaica Observer
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This subtle but extremely consequential property of scalable randomness is unusually counterintuitive.
The black swan: the impact of the highly improbable
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So I don't see how it's scalable to something like airport security.
Wired
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A scalable computer that can grow from low-cost box to high-end supercomputer.
Wired
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Mr Morrison said the measures introduced by government were scalable, targeted and temporary.
News.com.au
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New technologies allow delivery of prevention programs scalable to large and disparate populations.
Pubmed
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Eadie's review concluded the business was not sufficiently scalable to justify further investment.
Reuters
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The Company has an integrated, scalable in-house platform with its own property management.
Reuters
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We identify key characteristics that make these interventions effective and scalable.
Pubmed
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We compute optimal paths of maximum probability using computationally scalable shortest path algorithms.
Pubmed
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But those experiences led me to feel like those industries weren't necessarily scalable.
The new yorker
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Provides scalable storage devices, which can be shared regardless of platform
Backup & recovery
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The hatchery is designed as a flexible, scalable, and modular system.
Pubmed
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And it's arguably the thing that's most powerful and most scalable.
Wired
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Portuguese
escalável
Scalable through the time
Scalable across language varieties
United States of America
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