Sentence examples for viability perspective from inspiring English sources

The key ingredients for the truck from a commercial viability perspective will be how much it can tow, and how far.

Meaningful, latent demand also indicates whether there is enough potential for scale both from an impact and from a viability perspective.

We adopt a viability theory perspective: viability theory [24] provides theoretical concepts and practical tools, in order to maintain a dynamical system inside a given set of a priori desired states, called the viability constraint set.

In the future, it will be interesting to consider the extension of the Abrams-Strogatz model that includes bilingual speakers [19], [23], and compare the results with the ones presented in this paper in order to illustrate which is the role of bilingual agents in the dynamics of language competition from the viability theory perspective.

"From a brewer perspective, viability depends on ReGrained figuring out how to grow their business to scale, [in a way] that allows removal of a significant quantity of spent grain," Swersey said.

While "going green" is more likely to be seen as profitable from the building life cycle perspective, economic viability, from the perspective of developers and occupants, remains unclear due to information, behavior and policy factors.

Finally, the last section is devoted to the perspective and viability of SiC-based ion-sensitive fieffectfectransistorsrs (ISFET) for the efficient and demanding application of ionic species sensing and offers suggestions on potential sensor architectures.

Finally, the current density calculations from the perspective of industrial viability suggest producing porous metal anodes for which the actual surface area is 10 100 times larger than the electrode's planar area.

In the first part two approaches discussed within the degrowth debate are presented: the concept of viability based on a biophysical perspective and the concept of conviviality based on a socio-cultural approach.

Empirical evidence for the viability of the co-evolution perspective comes from a field study with Wikipedia data.

The successful use of the cDNA microarray approach in fungal pathogens such as Candida albicans [ 8- 13], Histoplasma capsulatum [ 14] and Cryptococcus neoformans [ 15] has resulted in the identification of genes involved in cell viability and opened new experimental perspectives to understand host-parasite interactions and thus develop new therapeutic approaches to systemic mycoses [ 8, 11].