Sentence examples for makes them viable from inspiring English sources

The overall performance of these composite electrodes makes them viable low-cost replacements for metal/insulator type electrodes such as oxide-coated silicon electrodes.

The sub 50 nm thick TCO films investigated exhibited desirable optical properties (transmittance greater than 80%%), which makes them viable for plasmonic PV devices applications.

The higher accuracy that these schemes offer coupled with their relatively low computational complexity makes them viable competitors to lower-order schemes, such as the older total variation diminishing schemes, for problems containing both discontinuities and rich smooth region structure.

Solutions are available with the financing to make them viable.

Preventing the construction of additional settlements allowed small ones to grow to sizes that made them viable as functioning communities.

He said: "For about 80% of those projects, grid connection was too expensive to make them viable".

But regional systems will work only if there is enough small-scale farming going on to make them viable.

Candlestick-makers would be specifically targeted for tax breaks and IT grants to make them viable once more.

The Yugoslav breakup showed that the century-old formula for self-determination — forcing together tribes who hate each other just to make them viable states — has failed.

Using electric vehicles to carry bulky but light loads – such as fashion goods – is one way of making them viable, he adds.

But while all the big car companies are working on fuel-cell powered vehicles, making them viable in mass-produced automobiles faces many challenges.