Sentence examples for a viable performance from inspiring English sources
In the chapter "Fact & Crucifixion," it is surprising enough to learn that crucifixion was ever considered a viable performance option, but even more surprising to discover that one Chami Khan (né Ernesto Vilcher) was still being crucified for paying audiences as late as 1962.
Earthquake-induced excess pore pressure build-up and the associated shear strength degradation of liquefiable soils may result in bearing capacity degradation and seismic settlement accumulation of shallow foundations, two detrimental effects which need to be taken into account in order to ensure a viable performance-based design.
In order to achieve commercially viable performance goals for the DMFC, a membrane with several important selective behaviors will need to be developed.
Decoration of a solar cell with Ag NPs has been successfully used in thin film silicon solar cells [19, 20], showing a proof of concept in a well-understood type of solar cell and that this is a viable route to performance enhancement.
Queue processors are a viable alternative for high performance embedded computing and parallel processing.
Team-based work structures are increasingly used in organizations as a viable means of improving performance.
Increased service quality through increased employee performance is a viable way for hotels to remain competitive.
Our simulation results show that TCP NRT is a viable solution to the TCP performance degradation in MWNs.
Data-centric MAC, where existing protocols are tuned/modified for optimal performance, represents a viable alternative to cooperative MAC and, therefore, has gained considerable attention recently.
As a result, we demonstrate that TM-DG MOSFET can be a viable option to enhance the performance of SOI technology for high-frequency analog applications.
Three-dimensional integrated circuits (3D ICs) have emerged as a viable candidate to achieve better performance and packaging density as compared to traditional two-dimensional (2D) ICs.
