Sentence examples for flexibility and viability from inspiring English sources

The design method of EPPO based on VSM can effectively process the relationship between the organization and environment and make the organization has more adaptation, flexibility and viability.

One of the goals with this launch was basically just to prove SpaceX as a viable launch option, which Boeing says will help ensure the flexibility and continued viability of the X-37B for experimental use.

Category 3: General aspects of the training (4 statements) The tutors valued the compact format of the training in small groups as well as the flexibility and financial viability through student tutors.

Multiple insults occurring concurrently at multiple sites within the system may constrict the range and flexibility of compensatory mechanisms, thereby compromising the integrity and viability of the system.

Among these methods, electrochemical synthesis is favored by many due to its simplicity, low-temperature operation process, viability of commercial production, flexibility, and relatively low cost.

E.M. live cell preparations and viability management.

As to robustness and viability, he said: "They're alive.

"It's all about accountability and viability," Ms. Pelosi said.

Both momentum and viability feed media coverage.

As DER deployment expands, customer-side DER control and optimization will be critical for system flexibility and demand response (DR) participation, which improves the economic viability of DER systems.

Ken Birman, Robbert van Renesse, Hakim Weatherspoon, and their students are working with researchers from other academia and industry on the Nebula project, whose goal is to address threats to the cloud while meeting the challenges of flexibility, extensibility and economic viability (IEEE Internet Computing 2011).