Sentence examples for viable output from inspiring English sources

Any mathematically viable input must produce a mathematically viable output, and the most basic among this is the DC analysis.

There are strong connections between Hymnen and Revolution 9: the intoning of the number nine, recordings of waves of noisy crowds, the calling of magic names – Lennon's and Harrison's magic names are popular ballroom dances, "the Watusi" and "the Twist", along with random snippets probably from a newspaper: "economically viable", "industrial output", "financial imbalance".

This is a measure of the viable reproductive output of an infection [22].

As described in Figure 1, only Viable model outputs are used in the remainder of this analysis.

This demonstration would establish that a new power plant of about twice SPARC's diameter, capable of producing commercially viable net power output, could go ahead toward final design and construction.

In such small species, lactation is too expensive to fund directly from energy intake, hence storing energy during the period of feeding makes high energy output viable during the non-feeding period.

What makes our industry viable and our literary output distinctive is the concept of territorial copyright, and once again it's under threat.

– it has cemented its importance for Apple by has sold more than 28m since launch (along with 82m iPhones), and persuaded content creators of all sorts, including Rupert Murdoch, that it is a viable platform for their output.

The plant also produces a high output of viable seeds that can spread a wide geographic range through air currents and can readily germinate on any moist bare soil.

This was attributed to easy establishment, drought tolerance, the ability to propagate itself and produce an output of viable seeds which can be easily harvested (Herlocker 1999; Mnene 2006).

From the therapeutic point of view, low doses of cyclophosphamide can be useful to reduce IL-8 output by viable tumor cells.