Sentence examples for viable range from inspiring English sources

The water quality was still in the viable range for giant tiger prawn cultivation.

Moreover, the viable range of reflectance of S2 is from 9.6 to 80.1, which varies larger than S4 from 4.7 to 39.9.

The extreme weather conditions experienced offshore leads to a focus on new structure concepts, remote monitoring and a higher degree of automation in order to keep the cost of constructions with an economically viable range.

The objective of electric vehicle is to produce commercial viable range, efficient performance, and comfort with safety and reliable operations at cheaper price than its counterpart the internal combustion EV.

Based on (2) and (3), the viable range of P d,f for dual-BESS long-duration operation can be stated as P_{d,f} in [begin{array}{*{20}c} { - P_{conv} - P_{D} } & {P_{conv} - P_{D} ]} end{array} (6).

Depletion of TIP5 is a straightforward metabolic engineering strategy to increase production of protein pharmaceuticals, which may speed-up biopharmaceutical manufacturing and/or drive production economics into a viable range.

In a landmark experiment by Corper and Cohn in 1920, it was shown that sealed cultures of TB bacilli at 37°C was viable (ranging from 0.1% to 1%) even after 12 years [8].

These identifiable parameters are shown in Table 2 together with the expressions in terms of the kinetic rate constants and the corresponding viable ranges.

These one-way sensitivity analyses consider the variation in the incremental cost, incremental benefit and ICER outcomes when viable ranges of parameter values were independently modified.

Previous estimates of how long nits remain viable did range up to 14 days, but much of that work dated to the 1920s and 1930s, when researchers reared body lice inside boxes strapped to a person's arm or ankle.

Meanwhile, scientists with the ATLAS and CMS experiments say that within a year they should have enough data to probe entire viable mass range from the lower limit of 114 GeV set by previous accelerators to several hundred GeV.