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The second phase of the local TV bidding process will launch later this year when Ofcom invites bids from some of the 28 other areas identified by multiplex operator Comux as potentially viable for additional licences.

Multiwavelets can act as adaptive non-stationary signal processing tools, potentially viable for weak fault diagnosis.

These results demonstrate that 1.5% and 1.75% GG-DF are potentially viable for developing into dental fillings.

Coconut copra is also potentially viable for removal of heavy metals i.e., cadmium, chromium and nickel with encouraging removal efficiency of 85 90 % [10].

The work presented here suggests that metal removal could be optimized based on a combination of pH adjustment and NP concentrations for the treatment of AMD and this is potentially viable for further research.

This computational approach may be potentially viable for the high-throughput evaluation of composite systems and the strategic selection of inert phases without extensive sample fabrication during the initial development stages of composite nuclear fuel design.

There's $1 million out there for a team that wants to propose a potentially viable solution for issues around environmental sustainability, city planning, clean technology, sustainable cities, public health, health and wellness, global education, cross-cultural exchanges, and poverty alleviation.

While the details of Mulville's plans are not clear he is not the only player to spy a potentially viable future for the BBC3 TV channel, or perhaps just its programming content, which targets a commercially attractive youth audience.

LOS ANGELES — As the Walt Disney Company began weighing three potentially viable bids for its inactive Miramax Films unit, a central question became not so much who will own the ministudio but what exactly will it be.

Detailed comparison with literature reports shows that the FeCo@Fe@Pd/C is a potentially viable nanocatalyst for use in DAAFC.

The formation of layered tissues through the use of cell sheet harvesting has recently emerged as a potentially viable approach for clinical tissue engineering applications.