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"This is not the 1950s when there was just nuclear and fossil fuels," he said, noting that alternative energy sources like solar and wind had become increasingly viable.

The Northern Sea Route, once largely a wish, has become increasingly viable during longer stretches of the summer, allowing ships traveling from Asia to Europe to traverse the Arctic in far less time than they would on the traditional route through the Indian Ocean, the Suez Canal and the Mediterranean.

GOT7 are worthy ambassadors of the expanding localization of K-pop as the United States and Latin America become increasingly viable markets.

For the time being, this project remains the domain of hackers, but there's no reason to believe that somebody won't be able to build a business on top of this, especially now that hardware startups have become increasingly viable.

The characterisation of unknown chemical compounds relies on calculated property descriptors (the term parameters is commonly used interchangeably, especially in organic and organometallic chemistry) and the computational mapping of chemical space has become increasingly viable with the growth of cheap computing hardware, extensive data storage and networked electronic access.

The territory is home to a half-dozen mineral mines, and could see more pop up as polar ice continues to melt and Canada's arctic become increasingly viable for a range of economic and industrial activity.

It will help it get Arctic resources to market faster and also, as the NSR becomes increasingly viable, diversify its hydrocarbon-addicted economy.There are risks in this, of dispute if not war, which will require management.

As the self-driving car future becomes increasingly viable, it's no surprise that businesses are feverishly working to figure out ways to profit from cars that no longer need drivers.

Although initially looked upon with skepticism, the open access publishing model, which provides an unrestricted and free access to scientific and scholarly work, has become increasingly accepted as a viable model, with more than 7, 000 open access journals now operating worldwide [ 2].

In the subsequent decade, two pioneers of the style became increasingly commercially viable.

Over the past three decades, business activities have become increasingly mobile, and more and more countries have become viable contenders for them.