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It will be shown that, depending on the concentration of biomass liquids, this option is technically viable for FCC units.

Relative to moisture damage results, all mixtures were susceptible to water, but even so are technically viable for use in surface courses.

From the results it is observed that the blended cement concretes are technically viable from the durability point of view and highly recommended for aggressive marine environments rather than OPC concrete.

Different medical and non-medical groups all over the world are working towards achieving affordable, user friendly and technically viable solutions for improving our understanding of Cell-ECM dynamics for tissue engineering (TE).

While external tags frequently use satellite links for data recovery, this is not currently a technically viable option for reasonably sized, fully implanted devices.

Current research suggests that PAC is a technically viable opportunity for lignin waste streams from pulp mills and biorefineries partially due to lignin's similarities to lignite coal, the primary feedstock for PAC in this application.

Surely the aims of this relationship must include morally and technically viable decisions made for, and with, the patient.

This study develops and tests the applicability of a quasi-2D hydraulic model to aid the identification of large-scale flood risk mitigation strategies relative to a 500-year flood event other than levee heightening, which is not technically viable nor economically conceivable for the case study.

The results indicate that technically viable mortars may be obtained for their use in construction and building, which thereby achieve the reuse and valorization of waste products that would otherwise be disposed of in landfill sites.

With the open source sharing of the RepRap, a self-replicating rapid prototyper, low-cost 3-D printing is now a technically viable form of distributed manufacturing for a variety of products.

Overall, the restoration of shallow peatlands is shown to be technically viable; this paper provides a template for such process over analogous landscapes.