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View definitions for scaling

scaling

noun as in ascension

noun as in ascent

noun as in mountain climbing

noun as in rock climbing

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“They’re scaling back their advertising and promotional budgets. At the same time, fewer people are buying art. These are the two things that keep an art gallery business model afloat: sponsors and sales.”

But by scaling up the government’s investigative capacity, Gotham also alters the relationship between the state and the people it governs.

From Salon

The author maintains that GPT-5’s disappointing performance has shattered the fundamental “scaling up” principle that underpins AI development—the belief that more computing power and data will lead to artificial general intelligence.

It added that "unauthorised items" on lampposts could be putting the lives of not only those scaling the furniture at risk, but those of motorists and pedestrians.

From BBC

But the company is in the process of scaling up, and Mr Oyler imagines in a few years it will be able to handle all the facility's material "ready for when the regulations require".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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