Sentence examples for a viable point from inspiring English sources
And, almost quietly, Chris Duhon has become a viable point guard again.
In the first ellipsoid expansions the starting point will typically be a viable point obtained from OEAMC.
In high dimensions the fraction of viable points becomes very small, and the probability of finding a viable point from the second shell is very low.
The algorithm requires an initial viable point as an input.
Free is not a viable price point for all digital content, but in this case it reflects the reader's desire to access material in multiple environments without having to pay extra.
"The good news right now is, there's enough of these little digital studios that can raise capital," and they see YouTube as a viable distribution point, he said.
Creatively blocked, as I had been since the Times critic wrote a column about my last play, comparing it to typhus, I seized upon this tabloid nugget as a viable starting point for a Broadway pastiche that might just rake in the spinach required to subsidize the dementia I have planned for my golden years.
The deal gives Ask.com a viable entry point into social networking.
Building credibility and trust by displaying info from their Facebook accounts (Paygr doesn't actually link to a user's profile, that stays private), Damphousse tells me, has proved a viable attack point thus far.
A trend toward qualitative rather than quantitative science; an implicit assumption that all targets represent a viable starting point for drug discovery efforts.
