Sentence examples for feasibility of existing from inspiring English sources

As a result, the commercial feasibility of existing works is at stake and will not work as proposed.

Subsequently, various requirements and challenges as well as the feasibility of existing solutions for each stage of proposed IoMT architecture are comprehensively discussed.

Furthermore, we will improve the software quality of the TM server and verify the feasibility of existing OSS / BSS interconnections to provide production carrier IaaS services based on OpenStack.

Furthermore, the addition of new transmissions to an existing schedule in each time slot is executed only if it guarantees the continued feasibility of existing transmissions, therefore avoiding assignment cycles.

The Internet Engineering Task Force IETFF) has created a new working group to discuss the deployment feasibility of existing and upcoming AQM algorithms (or queuing disciplines) in the Internet.

In order for the moral enhancement debate to move beyond its focus on speculative philosophical theorizing and discussion, we need in-depth analyses of both the practical feasibility of existing or novel biomedical interventions for moral therapy (and perhaps eventually enhancement); and the ethical acceptability of such interventions, including safety concerns.

For economic feasibility, the utilization of existing container ships, wharfs and other facilities is considered.

While broad-based changes encompassing all disease programmes to improve ATM are needed, a beginning could be to assess the appropriateness, feasibility and sustainability of existing brokerage mechanisms.

"HS2 Ltd will be looking at the feedback received through the consultation, and the feasibility of any existing regeneration proposals, such as Markham Vale".

The techno-economic feasibility of retrofitting existing Canadian houses with solar assisted heat pump (SAHP) is investigated.

This paper presents a study of feasibility of different existing methodologies linked to field's data acquisition from remote meteorological stations.