Sentence examples for viable and robust from inspiring English sources
He said that Chase Capital's business "is still viable and robust".
The obtained results confirmed that AC is a potentially viable and robust binder-based conductive component for induced heating and healing of asphalt concrete.
All these efforts make the present approach viable and robust, and which is validated by computations of several bubble dynamics problems.
No food was added to the cohort during the first 2 days post hatch, whereafter 200 viable and robust cydippid larvae were randomly selected to enter three subsequent experimental phases as outlined in Table S1.
Thus, our simple discrete model of the animal breeding problem provides a novel viable and robust approach to designing and comparing breeding strategies in captive populations.
With increasing complexity of architectures and systems, life-like properties or features of living beings, such as e.g., self-configuration, -optimization, -healing, -repairing, or -protection, become mandatory for computing systems, to achieve viable and robust systems.
This communication will demonstrate that an approach based on neural networks specially taylored for dealing with LIBS spectra would provide a viable, fast and robust method for LIBS quantitative analysis.
Genomes carrying the original mutations in S3 or S4 plus compensatory mutations restoring base pairing were viable and had robust growth phenotypes.
It is shown that in this process the reactor design strongly depends on catalyst recovery and that by using the proposed extraction cascade the process becomes economically viable and more robust in regards to reactor performance.
A present challenge is to develop integrated cropping systems and demonstrate they can be easily implemented, are economically viable, and are more robust than exclusive herbicidal weed management.
Our good performance results for IEEE power test systems and others representing parts of the US power grid in the northeast demonstrate that our cost-effective and robust approach is viable and has tremendous potential to be enhanced further with steady advances in silicon technology, as predicted by Moore's Law.
