"Without any legal tools available to prevent demolition, it really does fall down to trying to convince the powers that be that the building is viable for their needs," said Lisa DiChiera of Landmarks Illinois, a historic conservation group that will issue a reuse study for the largely vacant hospital next week.
Making biofuel (ethanol or biodiesel) from corn, soy, sugar cane, palm oil and other food crops is not a viable long-term solution for our energy needs, nor even an acceptable stop-gap measure.
Clubs are unlikely to be viable for anyone who needs to commute to work, or use a car frequently.
For the pharmaceutical industry to remain financially viable, for example, we need scientists who can not only develop new life-saving medicines, but who can do it in a time- and cost-efficient manner.
The small safety risk posed by lithium cobalt oxide is manageable in small devices but makes the material not viable for the larger batteries needed to run hybrid cars, Ceder said.
AI provides a score on each invoice, allowing accountants and attorneys to quickly determine if the invoice they're handling is viable for payment, without the need for extensive manual checking.
But Clegg has argued the costs involved with Category One status are not viable for Ipswich, who would need to improve their facilities in order to meet the required standards.
Whether the combination of fenofibrate and anti-VEGF agents will be viable for co-administration would need to be examined.
While the mythical Chimera is the stuff of fantasy, researchers across the country are developing their own real-life chimeras – animals that are bred to incorporate the cells of other animals or humans – in an effort to better study human diseases or to create more viable organs for people needing transplants.
Our results provide viable parameters for assessing healthcare needs for post-pandemic preparedness.
"But to achieve the uplift in incomes required to ensure cocoa farmers, for example, have a viable future, tech needs to do more than just link them to the global market.
