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Creep-age forming (CAF) is one of the relatively new forming techniques that has been proven viable for the production of extra-large integral airframe structures.

"I think it's distressing the degree to which a new industry has been built around social impact bonds before it's ever been proven viable," said Mark Rosenman, a professor emeritus at Union Institute and University in Cincinnati.

Our scheme is proved viable and secure with GNY logic; it is against certain security threats, such as replay attacks, denial of service (DoS) attacks, Man-in-the-Middle andacks, counterfeit tags, and breaches of location and data privacy.

Radiochromic EBT2 film with high spatial resolution and thin configuration (thickness of 0.234 mm and effective measurement depth of 0.153 mm in a layer) has been proven a viable tool for external beam dosimetry in the superficial region [ 9, 10].

To handle this issue, parallel computing paradigms, such as the MapReduce framework has been proven as a viable solution.

Vacancy engineering has been proven to be a viable alternative to pre-amorphisation and solid phase epitaxy for creating ultra-shallow junctions.

The combined treatment of chemotherapeutant and microRNA (miR) has been proven to be a viable strategy for enhancing chemosensitivity due to its synergistic effect for tumor therapy.

Capturing of CO2 gas from the chimney has also been proven to be industrially viable.

It has been proven to be a viable technique for measuring therapy response in breast cancer [12], while for high-grade glioma, it was predictive for the overall survival rate [13].

So, the AChE has been proven to be the most viable therapeutic target for the symptomatic treatment of AD.

This technology has yet to be proven commercially viable on a large scale.