Sentence examples for feasibility of a system from inspiring English sources

The feasibility of a system that could detect the presence of a child and send a message to the caretaker had been demonstrated by a number of parties, including a group of NASA engineers.

Gone are the days when engineers only focus on technical and economic feasibility of a system design.

The objective of the present study was to demonstrate the feasibility of a system that would not require user input for meals and would be based solely on insulin delivery (19, 20).

We examined the feasibility of a system (Image-Diet Day) that is a user-initiated camera-equipped mobile phone that is programmed to automatically capture and transmit images to a secure website in conjunction with computer-assisted, multi-pass, 24-hour dietary recalls in 14 participants during 2007.

In some complex diseases, the practical feasibility of a systems medicine approach has already been proven successful [ 8– 10].

The experimental work demonstrates that markets have the capacity to collect information through a process of equilibration and that fact suggests the feasibility of creating a system of markets that have only a purpose of gathering information.

The problem of the delay in time to surgery, affecting some trauma patients, is dealt with by testing the feasibility of organizing a system of ad hoc trauma lists and observing both the effects that such a system is likely to produce on the time to operation and its costs and gains.

The economic feasibility of implementing a system capable of capturing, treating and distributing rainwater for residential uses concerns the user who intends to benefit from such practice.

The experimental existence of Maxwell's demon (i.e., the feasibility of such a system without violation of the second law) has been recently demonstrated [ 39].

They reflect the project's remarkable success in implementing and maintaining a network for benchmarking breast cancer care and therefore can be considered to provide proof of concept for the feasibility of such a system.

But Mr. Gore said he would continue to test the feasibility of such a system and would go ahead with deployment of a land-based system if he was "fully convinced" that the technologies were ready.