Scaling
/ˈskeɪlɪŋ/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of expanding or adjusting the scope or size of a business, contract, or legal operation, often to manage resources or obligations efficiently.
The startup planned its scaling to comply with regulatory requirements as it grew internationally.
- (n.) The act of removing accumulated deposits or incrustations, particularly in contexts involving property maintenance or environmental law.
The contract required the tenant to perform regular scaling to prevent damage to the water system.
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Commentary
In legal contexts, scaling often relates to adjusting operational scope or contractual obligations; clarity is important when drafting clauses about scaling to specify whether it refers to business growth or physical removal of deposits.
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