Sentence examples for viable use of from inspiring English sources
Alternative Energy Sources – We encourage economically viable use of wind, coal-fired plants, solar, and nuclear power, and bio-sources without government subsidies.
(2) Where the government has not invaded a possessory interest of the landowner but has regulated his use of his property in such a way that no viable use of the property remains, compensation will frequently be required.
But widespread use of risk-based screening will take a while to implement, there are many issues to resolve - if I had to guess, at least 3 years but less than 10. pidge1310 Who would a screening test be available for? and also would it be an economically viable use of a strained NHS budget?
Owners of undeveloped lots along the scenic lake contended that the prolonged restriction depriving them of "all economically viable" use of their land while the agency addressed environmental problems that threatened the celebrated clarity of Lake Tahoe's waters amounted to an official "taking," entitling them to "just compensation" under the Constitution.
So I'm always encouraged when I see a humble but viable use of artificial intelligence, even if just a few years ago we may have simply called the nascent technology machine learning.
Since the only viable use of transnational citizenship seems to be the cases of plural citizenship, there is a need for a concept which explicitly acknowledges the differences of content between full citizenship and other legal statuses similar to it.
Its pure usage, for the most part, has been ruled out in the online retail world, instead pigeonholing our national bank transfer system to only a handful of viable use cases (e.g. payroll, recurring payments, stored value services, etc).
Considering that the small sized ontologies described do reflect a real provider specification (in general, an NSP has only a small set of CoSs), the time response of the reasoner proves viable the use of ontologies to help negotiation process.
Hence, if viable, the use of primate cells for propagation of TSV would prove to be an important advancement in the study of TSV, and perhaps of other crustacean viruses.
For example [14] highlight how energy-saving technologies can be made financially viable using the economies of scale principle, with several operators working together; committed investment from each operator, and a standard design for an energy storage system (ESS) would allow the cost to each operator to be significantly reduced.
The usage of RG-FA geopolymers as low carbon masonry units was found to be viable using a low curing period of just 7 days and a curing temperature of just 50 °C.
