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Definitions

Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia

  1. Capable of being scaled, in any sense of that word. Also spelled scaleable.

GNU Webster's 1913

  1. adj. Capable of being scaled.

WordNet 3.0

  1. adj. capable of being scaled; possible to scale

Etymologies

  1. From scale +‎ -able. (Wiktionary)

Examples

  • “People in education want what are called the 'scalable' solutions - meaning your program can be scaled up to reach larger and larger numbers for less and less money per kid," says Chew, a former Microsoftie.”

    The Seattle Times

  • “So they're typically leasing from you for the wireless backhaul purposes versus the - taking advantage perhaps of some of the longer-term scalable benefits they get from deploying their own fiber-to-your-buildings.”

    Telecom Sector and Stocks Analysis from Seeking Alpha

  • “ParaScale competes with Amazon, NetApp, Islion, EMC and Sun Microsystems in what is generically referred to as the scalable network-attached storage business.”

    ParaScale, a Cloud Storage Company Opens For Business

  • “If a business idea is naturally protected by a high barrier to entry, here's the next important question: Is the idea scalable?”

    Forbes: Is Your Great Idea A Real Business?

  • “Buses are also more scalable, that is, when demand drops during non-peak times, vehicles can be returned to garages.”

    Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Update on My Light Rail Bet: The Energy Issue

  • “Ya-Qin Zhang would talk about a new video compression technique called scalable wavelet coding.”

    Simon & Schuster: Guanxi

  • “Instead his team focused on implementing a little-used software approach called scalable video coding.”

    BusinessWeek.com -- Top News

  • “Modern enterprise is built on the notion of scalable efficiency and scalable efficiency requires predictability.”

    Edge Perspectives with John Hagel

  • “A Compact, Interchangeable-Lens Camera With Training Wheels entry-level DSLR cameras aren't much more expensive than this model, the E-PL1's combination of smaller size, swappable lenses, pop-up flash, price, and features makes it a bit more exciting -- and more scalable, which isn't an adjective often used when folks describe a camera.”

    PCWorld

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