Sentence examples for real viability from inspiring English sources

For example, the concept of image in learning has begun to show real viability.

"But I suppose the one lesson for G.M., and all the other players, is that this is a moment when a Democratic president said, 'I am really willing to let a company dissolve, and there's not going to be an open checkbook.' There's got to be real viability".

Our target is to investigate the real viability of a fully combined space and time adaptivity for engineering problems.

Hyperloop One still has a long road ahead in terms of getting to full-scale commercial roll out, but it's making progress at a rate few probably though likely in terms of showing the real viability of the system, and its ability to construct full-scale working Hyperloops.

It is a marketing proposition, indeed a unique selling proposition (USP) that has real viability.

"I think it has real commercial viability".

Although the government has only announced a feasibility study so far, Turnbull said "we believe it is very likely to have real commercial viability" and "the inter-connector should be built as soon as it is found to be economically, commercially feasible".

Tissue metabolism and real time viability were studied for the first time with the capability of recording vascular responses in the ex vivo setup.

Because we did not include institutions' financial statements or costs, it was not possible to examine the real financial viability of hospitals.

The aim of the present work is to design and construct an ex vivo bioreactor system to assess the real time viability of vascular tissue.

The oxygen and fluorescence derivate have consistent values until 18 h of ex vivo tissue perfusion with real time viability measurements and thereafter both of the derivatives shift the trend.