It is not only the hospital's viability that is resting on Mr. Turan's success, but Nassau County's financial independence.
At the same time, proposals were intensively vetted, scrutinised and subjected to tests of viability that often turned out to be illusory.
Coming so close might give Mr. Gore and Mr. Kerry a measure of electoral viability that was not available to landslide victims like Mr. Mondale, George S. McGovern and Michael S. Dukakis.
As the music industry has changed, we've kept hearing that album sales can no longer secure an artist's financial viability — that artists at all levels are forced to take their acts on the road to survive.
But having polled on the last 10 presidential elections, I'm struck by a meta-question about each candidate's viability that may trump all else.
In the late sixties and early seventies, the studios confronted a crisis of relevance and viability that gave rise to the so-called New Hollywood, which prevailed (in a variety of forms) until, in the late nineteen-nineties, DVDs, the new generation of independent filmmaking, "quality" TV, and the Internet all shook the studios in ways that are still shaking them.
Oliver at MobileCrunch says there are many questions about the service's viability that remain unanswered.
"There are fundamental issues of necessity, principle, cost and viability that remain unanswered," he said.
Transgenic rice seeds upon ageing treatment showed higher seed viability that was reflected in improved seed germination compared to wild type seeds.
We find that there is an optimal cluster size of patches for population viability that is induced by the seasonal movement of P. melanarius.
Oxygen availability is a critical factor in regulating cell viability that ultimately contributes to the normal morphogenesis and functionality of human tissues.
