Sentence examples for viable closure from inspiring English sources

It is demonstrated that, in such a setting, a single-phase LES along with the point-volume treatment of the dispersed phase can serve as a viable closure model, even though its application assumptions are not fully met.

The Western Australian government responds by saying it could not afford to support all 274 remote communities in its state, and that up to 150 communities which were "not viable" faced "closure".

As the government estimates that only 4,000 post offices are commercially viable, more closures are bound to come.The situation facing the country's 8,000 rural post offices is especially dire.

In November premier Colin Barnett said between 100 and 150 of WA's remote communities were "not viable" and faced closure.

It called for more reforms in the banking sector, including the re-capitalisation of weak, but viable banks, and the closure of "non-viable" banks.

But the local authority said that in issuing the call-in notice minister did not addressed whether keeping the six-pupil primary open was a viable alternative to the closure proposal.

Until the end of the 19th century the municipality of Givors held that the canal was essential to development of the town, and that barge traffic was still a viable industry, fighting against closure of the canal and demanding that it remain navigable for its entire length despite mounting evidence that it was obsolete.

Four Seasons said the homes earmarked for closure are "not viable".

In contrast to the abovementioned disadvantages related to implants, orthodontic space closure is a viable and safe procedure that could provide better long-term results [9].

Although technically challenging, coil embolization via the carotid artery is a viable alternative approach for transcatheter closure of patent ductus arteriosus in some dogs.

At 2 years, the closure procedure is a viable alternative to stripping.