Typically these individuals do not have steady residences, may be homeless, do not have roots in the community and do not have a viable address".
"Now that many law enforcement agencies no longer honor ICE detainers," they have to look elsewhere, and "absent a viable address for a residence or place of employment, a courthouse may afford the most likely opportunity to locate a target and take him or her into custody".
All of this activity reflects the fact that Jersey City's riverfront has become a viable corporate address.
Following the state's rejection of Mayor Bloomberg's commuter-tax proposal, he worked cooperatively with Governor Pataki and the Legislature to produce viable alternatives addressing New York City's budget deficit and protecting vital public services.
However, in the biomedical sciences, a paper without results is not interpretable; therefore, such a solution is not viable for addressing the reproducibility crisis.
Planning designs for timber harvesting projects must also be physically feasible, environmentally acceptable, and economically viable and address potentially competing objectives upfront in a multi-purpose planning effort.
We will start with a general analysis of how electronic design trends lead to multicore hardware-software architectures as the only viable solution addressing consumer requirements on cost, performance and power.
For the initial recruitment, invitation letters were mailed to 2,163 eligible patients; however, 179 patients (8%) did not have a viable mailing address or their letters were returned undeliverable.
Read or listen to Eric Ries and Steve Blank, the first espousers of The Lean Startup, and the philosophy seems pretty straightforward: building a company involves following a systematic process that harnesses customer feedback to rapidly transform your idea into a viable product that addresses a specific problem.
