Sentence examples for is a viable route from inspiring English sources

We are not alone in our view that green is a viable route.

While this is a viable route that includes the fixing of the unit cell origin as a byproduct, it will probably be difficult to automate.

The present investigation clearly demonstrates that the design and synthesis of the core shell nanostructures is a viable route for building Pt-based electrocatalysts with optimized utilization efficiency and higher cost performance.

However this is open to debate and experimentation: for instance it is argued in Halbach and Welch 2009 that the predicate approach to necessity is a viable route — insofar as the expressive power is considered — provided one resorts to languages that involve both a truth predicate and the necessity operator.

Decoration of a solar cell with Ag NPs has been successfully used in thin film silicon solar cells [19, 20], showing a proof of concept in a well-understood type of solar cell and that this is a viable route to performance enhancement.

Additionally, the study suggests that reinforcement of polymers with nanoclay is a viable route to significantly decrease the susceptibility of polymeric materials to micro- and nanoscale deformation and can be discussed in terms of physical and mechanical properties of materials notably percentage crystallinity and elastic recovery.

For instance, Mr. Jones of BookingWiz.com notes that if you want to fly to Asia on Northwest and there are no seats available, ask the agent to try routing you through Amsterdam — it's a viable route, but not one the agent may normally consider.

Direction and timing in Pretty Woman were so light and assured that it was possible to watch this story of a sex worker (Roberts) who falls in love with a millionaire client (Richard Gere) and overlook its implicit suggestion that a career in prostitution might be a viable route to true love.

The results reported herein demonstrate that amine functionalized cellulose nanocrystals provide excellent dispersion in epoxy resin systems and are a viable route to utilization of both biobased nanofillers and biobased epoxy resins.

Producing near net shape components with graded compositions using LENS™ could potentially be a viable route for manufacturing unitized structures for metal-on-metal prosthetic devices to minimize the wear-induced osteolysis and aseptic loosening that are significant problems in current implant design.

Intranasal inhalation of saliva may also involve ingestion, which may also be a viable route of infection.