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As modern computing power grows, whole-core transport calculations become more viable with parallel computing architectures.

This approach has until recently been too expensive, but is becoming more viable with ever-increasing computer power.

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This is a worry for goalkeepers who must deal with unpredictable long-range shots, but it can also affect a team's tactics as shots from distances that are unlikely to result in a goal with a regular soccer ball suddenly become more viable with a smoother ball.

These long-distance (B to D) flights become even more viable with the growth of airline alliances like Star Alliance, SkyTeam, and oneworld, co-founded, respectively, by United, Delta, and American.

Our data suggested that cells targeted by TNT were more viable with STS insult.

Berahino though could be a much more viable option, with the striker currently having to make do with a place on the West Brom substitutes' bench and finding his only game time in under-21 fixtures.

Previous scientific studies have shown that donor mitochondria in such cases gives better quality and therefore more viable embryos with higher chances of pregnancy," he said.

A shift in the viral production kinetics was also observed leading to an accumulation of more viable cells with a higher specific production and causing an increase in the total volumetric production of infectious influenza particles.

The grid system seems to be more viable for communities with high demand and population compared to sparsely populated areas which traditionally are off-grid compatible.

Wireless VR will do a lot to help the tech become more viable, since dealing with your heavy cable umbilical on Oculus and HTC Vive right now is a pain.