Sentence examples for it is viable to develop from inspiring English sources
It's shown in the evaluation that (1) it is viable to develop multidisciplinary simulations in a distributed environment using this solution; (2) the model-driven approach allows designers to focus only on the high-level structure of a design without getting concerned with the details of the infrastructure.
In turn, the developers "dictated what was viable to develop on the sites" and chose from several existing public financing sources, Mr. Roberts said.
In a few cases, sites where planning permissions were negotiated some years ago are no longer viable to develop in the current market.
Unfortunately, the reservoir rocks that are among the least economically viable to develop are the most expensive to characterize.
Therefore, it is important to develop viable and high-throughput strategies to screen for salivary antigens that react with stage-specific immune sera.
For that matter, it is desirable to develop a viable approach that can harvest UV emission from ultrathin ZnO films in a more efficient fashion.
For hydrogen to be a viable energy carrier, it is important to develop hydrogen generation routes that are renewable like biohydrogen.
In order to make these technologies economically viable, it is very important to develop (1) logistics for biomass feedstocks, (2) new manufacturing routes by replacing existing methods with high yields, (3) new microbial strains/enzymes, and (4) efficient downstream processing methods for recovery of bio-based products.
With the recent advances in microprocessor technology, it is now possible to develop commercially viable drives that allow alternating-current (a.c).
"The rule is based on the fallacy that it is technologically unsafe and economically un-viable to develop the Arctic.
It is therefore important to develop a clinically viable technique for neurotrophin delivery into the cochlea that can be used in conjunction with a cochlear implant, and can lead to long-term or permanent rescue of auditory neurons from the degenerative effects of deafness.
