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An example of a viable cross-layer packet-marking scheme for a three-layer quality scaled SVC stream is given in Table 1.

So I've been watching John Biggs'* Mytro Project, crowdfunding a YA trilogy, with some considerable interest, not least because it actually seems to be an example of a viable third way.

There is no better example of a viable alternative to incarceration than Veterans Treatment Courts, which exemplify the Administration's balanced, 21st century approach to drug policy.

McCarthy had pointed to the Kemper project as an example of a viable project to demonstrate that it is not too early for the United States to require CCS for new power plants.

Biofilm, thus, is an example of a viable bacterial ecosystem.

This serves as an example of a viable strategy for designing protein variants with increased affinity.

Beyond being another inspiring duo that shows how much you can do with so little, the band is a great example of a "minimum viable product" gone viral.

(Also — and this is what interests me most about Bitcoin and its ilk — a network that serves as an example of a powerful and viable fully decentralized system; a notion which is by no means limited to electronic money, but which, alas, has few other successes to cite to date).

For example, while a viable knock-out mutant of the vicK gene coding for the HK of TCS-1 could be obtained, the cognate response regulator VicR has been found to be essential for the survival of S. mutans UA159 [ 39].

Hence, inverse curvature gravity models represent an example of phenomenologically viable models in which the current acceleration of the Universe is driven by curvature instead of dark energy.

Alongside the existing evaluation data, the article draws on new survey data to look at how far day centres, as an example of a collective good, are viable in a context in which individuals are increasingly commissioning their own services.