Sentence examples for viable technologies from inspiring English sources

At present, commercially viable technologies are not available at scale.

We need a clear vision of how energy storage might be incorporated alongside nuclear and renewables, research into viable technologies, and the political, societal and commercial will to implement them.

However, as this kind of feedstock is essentially food, other efficient and economically viable technologies for ethanol production have been evaluated.

Over the summer, supported by an ISchool Summer Non-profit Internship Grant, Ms. Heiser worked with digitized analog archival materials to test this theory, answer specific research questions, and define use cases that will help us determine if text analysis and topic modelling are viable technologies to aid us in our archival work.

The recipients of this year's Princeton's Intellectual Property Accelerator Fund will each receive grants to support activities — such as building a prototype or conducting additional data collection — with the goal of transforming innovations into commercially viable technologies for development by companies and startups.

The TMJ field, in comparison to knee meniscus and IVD, needs to employ stem cell therapies, new biomaterials and manufacturing techniques, and cutting edge molecular assays, in future in vitro approaches to screen for viable technologies to move to in vivo studies.

Fabrication of MEMS faces multiple technological challenges before it can become a commercially viable technology.

Transgenic plants provide a viable technology for producing industrial proteins.

A cost analysis revealed FO per se as viable technology.

It's not clear that print news is a viable technology.

I think each viable technology will find its niche," says Mitragotri.