Sentence examples for viable scale from inspiring English sources

Montreal survived by reinventing itself on a smaller, more viable scale.

Minimum viable market share: Two attributes determine the minimum viable scale of a network: product/service complexity and fixed-cost requirements.

Amazon and others are currently developing the technology to make drone deliveries possible on a commercially viable scale, but rules and regulations currently governing their operation have held development back.

Furthermore, we discuss the limitations and challenges that remain to be solved before these highly promising nanocomposites become available on a commercially viable scale.

For a fringe market with only a few hundred players — even if they are big ones — that sort of cost is disproportionate and a barrier to achieving viable scale, he said.

Existing users of areas beyond national jurisdiction, with the exception of fisheries, currently have a limited footprint there as a consequence, in part, of substantial hurdles in technological development that need to be overcome before many resources can be extracted at a commercially viable scale.

Scale-up studies are underway for converting these concepts in to a real viable larger scale operation.

The current research process is technologically and economically viable for scaling up for industrial scale.

Given the challenges, one of the main questions driving Mattson's work is essential: Is it realistic and economically viable to scale up CEA to feed the masses?

The topping cycle can be a viable large scale application of thermoelectric generators since peak ZT of the material can be optimized in a narrow temperature range without cascading.

It wasn't so long ago that returning glass bottles for a deposit was part of everyday life, but switching from glass to PET saw this disappear (A G Barr still operates a bottle-deposit scheme but lack of support from larger shops and multiples means that it is less viable to scale).