Sentence examples for viable picture from inspiring English sources

With the miking, the balances were terribly off, especially at the beginning, and individual weaknesses in the orchestra were magnified; but as the orchestra played its way into the piece, a more viable picture started to emerge.

Falcke's suggestion is "a viable picture," says Robert Antonucci, a quasar expert at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Speaking at the O2 Arena, which will host a selection of films, discussions and musical performances during the four day event, the Sting star was asked if he agreed with Mr Cameron's recent appeal, before a visit to Pinewood studios, for UK producers to "try to support more commercially viable pictures".

In this assay cells were plated at ~30 50% confluence depending on the growth rate of each cell and to keep control untreated cells viable (see cell pictures in Supplementary Figure 1).

The software Image Pro Plus, which is specialized in fluorescent cell counting, was applied to calculate the number of viable cells in each picture as the cell density at the intercross point.

To complicate the picture, two viable Shpn m/m Casp8 −/− Ripk3 −/− mice were obtained at a separate facility.

Using the automated scanning module of the Keyence BZ II Viewer software, pictures of viable and non-viable fluorescence and phase contrast were taken for a volume of 0.084 μl.

Neither picture would be viable without an exception-clause that acknowledges a certain validity to the rival picture.

Governed by sharply opposing principles and priorities, they have little in common; but by The Spoiler's conclusion, we begin to get the picture that both are equally viable candidates for the museum shelf.

A diagnosis of bacteremia was made when the presence of viable bacteria in the blood and the clinical picture was consistent with this diagnosis.

But solar can only be part of the energy picture, since, at present, there is no viable industrial-scale technology to store large amounts of solar photovoltaic energy to cover nighttime and cloudy days.