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It suggests that turning the Southwest Museum into a "multi-use space" might be particularly viable.

None of these approaches is particularly viable in the current era".

This family of control laws is particularly viable to be implemented in a software-defined network (SDN) where the available underlying resources may not be accurately predictable and vary with time, due to, e.g., network virtualization.

In particular, the training option is particularly viable if wages are fairly compressed because there is a greater wedge between productivity gains through training and the wage.4 The combination of wage compression and high labor adjustment costs tends to favor a process of competence accumulation based on firm-supported training and on-the-job learning.

Among the different biopolymers that have been proposed as stabilizing agents for SWNTs, chitosan is particularly viable for tissue engineering scaffolds, due to its excellent biocompatibility, biodegradability, and broad availability.

This will be particularly important for the main barrier to a viable conservation credit market: selecting a "currency" or common unit of account.

Our DAG-based Trustchain protocol is the next evolution in the blockchain, a truly viable blockchain 3.0 solution that will be particularly fit for specialized use cases".

But it's no longer viable to prop up despotic regimes, instead of democracies that may not be particularly on our side".

Synthetic materials appear to be a particularly viable and effective for the removal of heavy metals particularly in low concentrations (Shawabkeh 1998).

SLC9A9 encodes a sodium/hydrogen exchanger and may be a particularly viable candidate gene for ADHD.

In this case, the plinth draws attention to a sculpture that does not behave in a conventional manner: it's not vertical, it's a base material, it is not an 'object' and it is not particularly viable.