The use of GNSS-reflections is feasible when the antenna is optimized for receiving weak signals.
It is not feasible when the number of data points is very large.
The assessment showed that PLNG was economically feasible when the PLNG pressure was 5 bar and at short shipping distances.
For example, an autopsy could identify an unknown primary cancer, or it can allow doctors to perform examinations that were not feasible when the patient was alive.
Activation of this mechanism is only feasible when the elementary mechanism of motion involves a small number of atoms shuffling from one crystal to the other.
The existence of the residue curve between distillate and bottoms assures that the separation is feasible when the mass balances are fulfilled with a high enough reflux.
This dissertation studies a sufficient condition for a PTIDES model to be feasible when the inputs to a PTIDES model are sporadic, i.e. when there is a minimum interval between any two consecutive events of the same input.
Shortly after production wrapped on the pilot, for example, Kennex and his seamlessly integrated bionic leg suddenly seemed more feasible when the New England Journal of Medicine reported that amputees could move artificial limbs with their brain waves.
Using ab-initio methods we investigate the possibility of three-terminal graphene "T-junction" devices and show that these all-graphene edge contacts are energetically feasible when the 1D interface itself is free from foreign atoms.
The numerical solutions for the data-pricing model indicate that the multi-version strategy achieves a better market segmentation and is more profitable and feasible when the multiple dimensions of data quality are considered.
