Sentences with phrase «n't scale»

If your favorite app doesn't scale, you just have to wait for the developer to fix it.

The Castor software also doesn't scale for higher - resolution monitors, so if you're on a 4K screen, the letters and dials are tricky to read.

Due to the limits of the iPad screen and because you have to manually choose individual items for sale, Square's Register software doesn't scale well for companies with large inventories.

The XPS 15 2 - in - 1 is also firmly in premium territory, although it doesn't scale up quite as high as the Surface Book 2 15.

That's why buying used doesn't scale as you grow and open new locations.

Remember: There are state laws in place that require drivers to hold a certain amount of coverage, don't scale back too much, you may find yourself below the legal limit.

Beyond the «experts don't scale» comment these are some other points that resonated with me that I leave for others to possibly pick up on: - there is no plural for knowledge - answer to information overload?

He's right: experts don't scale.

Time consuming, fraught with points where mistakes could be made and it didn't scale — the more «successful» we were in selling, the greater the problem we had in maintaining, hosting and upgrading «sites.»

The problem with just using a bunch of apps is that they are not integrated, and they don't scale.

Now you should be starting to see why selling time doesn't scale.

But, as you may know from our previous post about why the law firm business model is broken, billing for time doesn't scale (if you haven't read that post, you should probably read it before you continue).

We carry data in our brain to make these estimates, but we can't scale the way computers do.

And it doesn't scale, at all.

[Response: OK, so damage probably doesn't scale linearly with velocity.

We discarded everything that couldn't scale, relied on rare components, or had some other critical bottleneck.

We were always told, «you can't scale nature.»

Or it could be that Austrian school economics simply doesn't scale much beyond the Frontier West boomtown level, TE.

Claiming that a large solar panel farm won't work, just because you can't scale it down to a house is like saying that since a wood stove can't power your whole house, a large coal plant won't work either.

They have roles they can fill as fuel consumption reduction devices, which given the right circumstances, are economically viable, but they can't scale all the way simply because the price of trying to do so eventually becomes too high, which is also true for nuclear.

Terrestrial renewables are a joke; they don't scale, they don't address storage, etc..

They neglect the fact that thermodynamics is the valid macroscopic heuristic for statistical mechanics, and that stat mech computations can not be done on an heuristic basis at all; they are horrendously difficult, involving taking limits of nearly infinite sums in just the right way to get the relevant part of the answer and discard the parts that don't scale up to relevance as one goes to large systems.

«(The message is) we go united to COP17, we don't scale down, and we put an emphasis on adaptation,» Dia told Reuters on the sidelines of an African Union summit in Equatorial Guinea, where leaders discussed climate change amongst other issues such as Libya's conflict.

If you believe that the bottom row can't scale up to meet a growing society's needs (Scylla), you might insist on technologies in the top row.

Strategy 2 gets combatitive and doesn't scale.

Your «argument» above relies on the contra - factual assumption that there is no C - 14 in the sinks before adding the bomb impulse to the atmosphere (which would mean that the C - 14 system wasn't a scale model of the C - 12 system, and hence the IRFs would be different)-- but C - 14 is well mixed in all parts of the carbon system: That's why carbon dating works.

Even if there's a way to get «clean coal» (meaning CO2, not other emissions), it can't scale in time.

«If you have customers paying near zero bills but still using the grid, you can't scale that to a large percentage of customers,» said Matthew Freedman, an attorney with The Utility Reform Network, a ratepayer advocacy group that proposed an alternative to net metering to the PUC.

He actually doesn't scale up, but scales down.

Given that impacts don't scale linearly — that's true both because of the statistics of normal distributions, which imply that (damaging) extremes become much more frequent with small shifts in the mean, and because significant breakpoints such as melting points for sea ice, wet - bulb temperatures too high for human survival, and heat tolerance for the most significant human food crops are all «in play» — the model forecasts using reasonable emissions inputs ought to be more than enough for anyone using sensible risk analysis to know that we making very bad choices right now.

It ain't my work, it ain't my methods, and it ain't my scale.

By analogy, a warmer world wouldn't be rainier (or cloudier); it's an imperfect analogy, because rain isn't absolutely correlated with cloudiness, and lateral transport of energy by ocean, air, and latent heat currents in and out of the E & W Pacific Ocean areas won't scale to global warming

They fell out of favour as people wanted bigger spaces; a triangle encloses the smallest volume of any shape and these didn't scale well.

I think I've figured something out from one of your genius comments at Les Blogs 2005: Real people don't scale, but people do.

In short, the London selling process doesn't scale as well, and at least when it gets busy, it seriously delays his U.S. delivery schedule.

Bespoke suits don't scale.

As I'm fond of saying, «Human beings don't scale».

Paintings don't scale.

As you've said before, humans don't scale well.

Although experts acknowledged that those policies wouldn't scale down the number of mass shootings, the new limitations and restrictions may be able to reduce the number of lives taken in those circumstances.

They don't scale well on mobile, and the format is stale.

At a certain point though, that kind of activity doesn't scale.

That isn't to say that Chalice Dungeons don't get harder — indeed, it seems that later dungeons are aimed at co-op players or those well past their first run of the game, as Chalice Dungeons are the only part of Bloodborne that don't scale in difficulty in New Game Plus modes.

The number's don't scale fully, sure damage sponges aren't the greatest boss fights but the combat is very samey and doesn't try to shake the formula slightly.

You can play Peace Walker in online co-op as well — a new offering for the series — though enemies and bosses don't scale when more players are present, thus making things a bit easy.

Game development can't scale with crowdfunding alone, so different channels are welcomed.

You can also bound across rafters, swing from beams and combine these actions, and while it's not quite limitless - there are plenty of times you'll wonder why you can't scale something - it puts even the silky platforming of Tomb Raider: Anniversary to shame as you dance beautiful, flowing escape routes across the tops of buildings.

Topping out at four players though does mean you pay a lot for a game that won't scale up to larger game nights.

If there's one concern over Sony's new hardware, it's that it didn't scale up everything about the PS4 equally in delivering this new machine.

As you can see, due to it's limited 2 % rewards, the Discover it ® chrome for Students doesn't scale well for those who have varied spending.