Sentence examples for viable not only from inspiring English sources

The key feature of the proposed approach lies in its computational efficiency which makes the analysis economically viable not only for the design of piled rafts supporting high rise buildings (generally based on complex and expensive 3D FEM or FDM analyses) but also for that of bridges, viaducts and normal buildings.

Rubble and ruins were made viable not only as thematic and visual motifs, but as the structural basis of art.

Other studies show that computer-assisted psychotherapy is very effective, indicating that the program could be viable not only at the primary care level but also in the mental health services context.

For example, for a cell to be viable, not only must it divide periodically at a characteristic size, but also it should execute cell cycle events (origin relicensing, origin activation, spindle alignment, Esp1 activation and cell division) in the correct order.

Recycling of wastes as building materials appears to be viable solution; not only to overcome pollution problems but also for economical purposes.

This deeply considered and subtle analysis of the interplay of complex historical forces helps us to imagine a viable future not only for Lebanon but also for the Middle East as a whole.

How can I tell if these are still O.K.? A. How long seeds remain viable depends not only on the type of seed, but also on how the seed was stored.

But, despite the ugliness of negotiating with terrorists, it is becoming a more viable option not only for Nigeria's war but also for other African countries battling extremist groups that prove difficult to subdue.

Utilization of reclaimed asphalt pavement (RAP) materials in pavement base courses has proven to be a viable alternative not only to conserve the natural resources but also to reduce the environmental pollution and landfilling.

Recycling of such wastes as a sustainable construction material appears to be viable solution not only to pollution problem but also an economical option to design of green buildings.

Recycling of WSW, RHA, and LPW as promising raw material supplements appears to be viable solution not only to the environmental problem but also to the problem of the economic design of buildings.