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This immersive approach to recording performance has already proven viable with pop acts (Miley Cyrus, Justin Bieber) and opera (the recently released Carmen 3D), but Wenders takes the use of stereo photography further to convey artists' movement through space.

"I think it's distressing the degree to which a new industry has been built around social impact bonds before it's ever been proven viable," said Mark Rosenman, a professor emeritus at Union Institute and University in Cincinnati.

Of countries in the region, only Turkey has managed to incorporate currents of political Islam into a system that has so far proven viable, but its bold experiment remains unfinished.

By 2006, all of Webb's key technologies had been tested and proven viable.

I'd love to follow up in two years and see which, if either, of these systems has proven viable.

Creep-age forming (CAF) is one of the relatively new forming techniques that has been proven viable for the production of extra-large integral airframe structures.

If this proves viable it could become useful in police work, prosecutions and courtrooms.

Should his molecule prove viable at industrial scale, the free market may determine its success.

Will the fashionable concept of a "team of rivals" along the lines of Abraham Lincoln's cabinet prove viable?

With a quartet of fine songs by Harold Arlen and Leo Robin, Martin's version proved viable, and critics praised his performance.

Most of the routes built as a result of the mania eventually proved viable, and the spillover effects were immense.