Sentence examples for system viability for from inspiring English sources

Then, finally, we can give a nearly realistic estimation of the global system viability for a configuration.

Photocatalytic analyses (all samples reached >45% MB degradation) confirm the all Ag/ZnO USP systems viability for environmental applications.

Mr. Corzine, whose staff has described the proposal as the "Clinton-Corzine Social Security plan," said the plan would yield greater returns than investing in government bonds, and would ensure the system's viability for future generations.

Practical advantages of the wireless system demonstrate its viability for acquiring high quality model data; further development should allow its application to full scale.

Now, it's all about making capitalism with a human face, or in other words, there doesn't seem to be much viability for other systems, so let's make this one tolerable".

This paper discusses the associated costs per unit of electricity generated by micro wind energy conversion systems from the perspective of both urban and rural locations, with three case studies that consider the potential and financial viability for such systems.

In conclusion, the designed gNO exposure system is capable of supporting cellular viability for a representative range of prokaryote and eukaryotic cells.

Gravity-generated fluid flow eliminated the need for an external pump and prevented bubble formation, and this unique flow recirculation system allowed the cells to retain viability for three days.

Solar desalination systems are approaching technical and cost viability for producing fresh-water, a commodity of equal importance to energy in many arid and coastal regions worldwide.

One particularly interesting aspect here is that, already with current market situations, sustainable regional energy systems are very close to economic viability for supporting large consumers on a regional base.

YycG is a sensor histidine kinase of a two component signal transduction system required for viability in many low G+C Gram-positive bacteria.