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However, this solution is far from viable because there is no truly anonymous cryptocurrency to enable these payments.

As Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, points out, crowdfunding is far from being viable for most.

The current technology for heterotrophic production of algal oils, however, is still far from economically viable because of its high production cost.

Unfortunately, credit unions and microfinance organisations are far from providing a viable alternative.

Scott et al. [89] discussed that microalgae offer great potential of biodiesel production, however, processes still far from being commercially viable.

Applicants don't have to have a full project built when they apply, but Mozilla will be looking for some basic groundwork — things like mockups, some rough code, and a tangible demo (even if it's far from a minimum viable product).

The finite sampling frequency of viable parameter points required in the global exploration prevents one from "getting lost" in high dimensional spaces, but it may not allow the algorithm to travel across the wide nonviable region that may separates two viable regions far from each other.

However, they are still far from being considered as a technologically viable solution.

While the Democratic Party is far from perfect, it represents the only viable vehicle by which to pursue these reforms.

Yet it is unsustainable to have 800,000 people spread over 140 square miles (363 square kilometres) served by a city with a shrinking tax base and little viable industry.Not far from the Heidelberg Project, on an abandoned lot, a former water-company worker turned urban farmer, Mark Covington, tends vegetable patches.

However, the electrochemical performance of Li-air batteries is currently far from satisfactory for their commercialization to be viable.