Golf from the 50-year-old Gary Player - to enjoy the golf you a lifetime (New Golf textbook) (1988) ISBN: 4140160535 [Japanese Import] (Japanese) Tankobon Hardcover. Available from these sellers. Customers who viewed this item also viewed.
up vote 12 down vote accepted. Scalability is the ability of a program to scale. For example, if you can do something on a small database (say less than 1000 records), a program that is highly scalable would work well on a small set as well as working well on a large set (say millions, or billions of records).
Updated March 23, 2017. In English grammar, gradability is the semantic property of an adjective that identifies different levels or degrees of the quality it denotes, such as small, smaller, smallest. An adjective that is gradable (or scalar) can be used in the comparative or superlative forms, or with words such as very, fairly, rather, and less.