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None STARTER 1. Dallas Clark (Last team IND, 32 years old) Won't be the same player outside  Indianapolis's Manning-led scheme, but that doesn't mean he won't be viable from the slot.

In several cases BioIGCC plants are found to be viable from the point of view of availability of biomass resources and the cost of the produced kWh.

The FSCP is viable from the poultry meat producer', consumers' and tax payers' points of view.

Therefore, the proposed software architecture proved to be viable from experiments with techniques such as homomorphic encryption and hardware security extensions (Intel SGX).

"It needs to be viable from a technical perspective, urbanist and economic.

This notion of self-enforceability provides a useful means of distinguishing coalitional deviations that are viable from those that are not resistant to further deviations.

Scenario 1 (50% reduction in meat and dairy) was subjected to expert opinion, which suggested that the scenario was viable from a nutritional perspective.

"The two projects were very attractive but we were committed to put to a referendum a project that was viable from a technical, urban-planning and economic perspective.

At this point you are probably wondering how all of this is viable from a unit economics point of view.

To be viable, when started from the stationary G1 state triggered by cell size signal, the yeast cell should go through the cell cycle phases in the proper order.

Types of medical therapy and surgery that we now take for granted (e.g., bowel surgery, hip replacements, treatment of leukemia) may soon cease to be viable because the complication rate from untreatable infections will be too high (Carlet et al. 2012).