Sentence examples for Viable to implement from inspiring English sources

To make it viable to implement adaptive UIs for a broader range of applications, there is both a need for new architecture and middleware, and ways of constructing applications.

It will be looking at the various submitted ideas from around the world and determining which plan looks viable to implement.

Here, we report a viable strategy to implement simultaneously near-infrared upconversion and ultra-violet downconversion for dye-sensitized solar cells through constructing a type of upconversion-core/downconversion-shell-structured nanoparticles.

Modifications of graphene's electronic band structure can be achieved through periodic bending strain and related potential in samples grown on stepped substrates, opening a viable route to implement the periodicity effects in this ultimate two-dimensional (2D) material.

And with central administrative services such as the domain name system (DNS) for name resolution and the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP) for automatically allocating addresses to computers, the TCP/IP services now include central configuration that makes the TCP/IP suite a viable protocol to implement, support, and work efficiently throughout large network environments.

On the other hand, the high approval rate as well as effectiveness of the improved on-farm hygiene option makes it a viable intervention to implement.

CHW-TBA teams appear to be a viable strategy to implement an integrated community-based newborn and child care interventions; however, 30% team attrition over two years presents a challenge.

For this reason, countries with universities with postgraduate programs in epidemiology or with existing knowledge or research interests in the EPI may be viable options to implement the study.

The objective of this paper is to propose a viable design methodology to implement reconfiguration mechanism in HMS.

the viable efficiency measures to implement; the potential energy savings resulting from the application of such measures.

Otherwise, the optimization procedure ends with the following expected outputs of interest: the viable efficiency measures to implement; the potential energy savings resulting from the application of such measures.