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When recipient firms combine the originating firm's knowledge with knowledge that is unfamiliar to the originating firm, the recipient firms potentially provide insight to the originating firm on the viability of exploring such knowledge.

This paper presents the probabilistic seismic performance and risk assessment of cold-formed steel (CFS) sheathed shear wall panel (SWP) structures adopting conventional steel moment-resisting frame (MRF) systems as a benchmark with the aim of exploring the viability of using CFS-SWP as a new structural solution in seismic prone regions.

The scientists and engineers involved have graciously allowed me to chronicle their story as they embark on the exciting and challenging process of exploring the commercial viability of a technological breakthrough.

This paper explores the viability of employing well-established planning knowledge to provide systematic ways to integrate the sectoral response activities, especially in complex urban settings, that help link the humanitarian response with recovery and development.

Finally, in vitro potential of the nanoassembly was evaluated in HeLa cancer cells by cell viability exploring both effects of DTX and ZnPc.

Issues affecting membrane viability are explored, such as competitive sorption, plasticization and the influence of module design on performance.

The stability of the proposed control scheme is proven analytically in the invariant space, and its viability is explored through numerical simulations.

The viability of the concept was explored with a group of peatland stakeholders.

The viability of the framework is explored by studying the moderating role of entrepreneurial experience (I), product newness (O) and community engagement during the innovation process (P).

The book will apparently delve into Aldrin's past — including his service as an Air Force pilot during the Korean War, his initial rejection by NASA and his voyage to the moon — but also promises a critique of current space policy, examining the economic, political and technological viability of various options to explore the solar system.

In this work, the fluorescent dye PI was used because it increases the sensitivity of cell viability assays to explore chitin synthase function (Ali et al., 2010; Jones and Senft, 1985; Kaloriti et al., 2012; Mascotti et al., 2000; Ramani et al., 1997).