Sentence examples for more viable approach from inspiring English sources
A more viable approach is to use two magnetrons in a dual bipolar arrangement (dual cathode).
A second, more viable, approach for Mr. Spitzer is to play defense and negotiate with federal law enforcement.
The UK can be a leader in building support for a more viable approach if, and only if, it is seen to be an unbiased partner.
Crucially, it required only 10to15percentent of the energy represented by the gas that flowed out of the well, making it a much more viable approach than earlier methods used to harvest hydrates, which involved melting them with warm water.
As a means of lowering development and operational costs in the industry, hydrate management is becoming a more viable approach, a strategy which seeks to minimize the risk of plugging conditions using methods that allow transportability of hydrate slurries with the hydrocarbon production fluids.
A more viable approach consists of applying an implicit time integration scheme locally in the refined regions of the mesh while preserving an explicit time scheme in the complementary part, resulting in an hybrid explicit implicit (or locally implicit) time integration strategy.
We believe that this is a more viable approach.This issue is a bill before the Legislative Yuan, and should be resolved by the Legislative Yuan.
A more politically viable approach may be to increase visas for skilled workers without cutting family quotas.
Mr. Weafer called Mr. Putin's suggestion a "nonstarter," but he said Mr. Putin could be laying the groundwork for the more politically viable approach of forming a joint venture that would control the Ukrainian pipeline system.
To make HPs even more efficient, one viable approach is to modify the utilized working fluid thermophysical properties.
Surely a more sensible and viable approach for British TV would be to look at the giant strides made by American drama (in particular from HBO) in the last decade or so and set about reaching those standards itself.
