Sentence examples for viable principle from inspiring English sources

The correspondence principle must reflect emergent classicality if it is to be a viable principle, which means that the implicit assumption of reductionism in Ford's discussions of quantum chaology should be abandoned.

Below I suggest an explanation why, half a century later, SFL has still not established viable principles for the recognition of either the situational or the linguistic features, thus leaving register classification in limbo.

Through this work, a viable design principle for optimized carrier concentration for achieving high thermoelectric performance is provided.

Structural ambiguity is thus proposed as a viable design principle for organisations operating in hypercompetitive environment, where flexible knowledge integration represents a critical condition of survival.

Through this work, a viable design principle for, but not limited to, CoOOH OER catalyst is proposed: injected hole can activate the synergistic catalytic effect of two actions sites to accelerate the water oxidation.

The bottom line is that conservatism is in trouble because theology is not a viable organizing principle in a modern democracy.

Thus, this structural design for switchable inks can evolve into viable operating principles to enable innovative printing technologies and reduce drastically paper consumption.

In principle, viable cells are Apo-TRACE-/PI-, dead or necrotic cells are Apo-TRACE-/PI+, early apoptotic cells are Apo-TRACE+/PI-, and late apoptotic cells are Apo-TRACE+/PI+.

"How do you decide?" A respected minority of A.I. researchers began to wonder: If increasingly powerful hardware could facilitate the deep-learning revolution, would it make other long-shelved A.I. principles viable?

Thus, there is an apparent inconsistency with the 'straightforward, economically viable, and green' principles mentioned above.

In principle, a viable manufacturing sector should allow Britain to benefit from breakthroughs in science and technology, driving higher productivity growth.