Sentence examples for viable version of the from inspiring English sources

For Wells, imagining a viable version of the future was an intellectual game.

If a user has a device that only supports an old version of iOS — say an iPhone 3GS on iOS 6 — and tries to download a new version app which has gone iOS 7 only, it will get the last viable version of the app.

If I ever sent it in, the only thing I really wanted to say was the reason there were so few Vom gigs was because very early on, I realized that once you work up a song, practice it, and do the gig, I thought that was the achievement: to have a viable version of the song and to do it once.

But either conclusion, at present, seems premature, since there is enough interesting work on the topic underway to provide hope that sensible and viable versions of the objectivism/non-objectivism distinction may yet be drawn up.

In the 1980s commercially viable versions of this chemical vapour deposition method were developed in Japan.

A different, probably, more viable version of a late, cellular origin of the hallmark genes might be considered (as, indeed, pointed out by Doolittle in the second part of his comment).

Maryland-based ENVEIL, a startup staffed by the former NSA HE team, has broken the performance barriers required to produce a commercially viable version of HE, benchmarking millions of times faster than IBM in tested use cases.

Valdemar Poulsen patented the ancestor of the answering machine the Telegraphone, which used a telephone, some steel wire and an electromagnet in the 1890s, but it took another seven decades for a commercially viable version to hit the market.

6.32pm: Following on from the music industry warnings earlier today, Ashley Highfield, formerly of the BBC but now at Microsoft, warned: The TV industry has as little as two years to create viable digital businesses or face a version of the "iTunes moment" that saw the music business cede the online future to Apple.

Then the teams spent 48 hours trying to create a "minimum viable product" - essentially, a beta version of the app or website they are eventually hoping to build up as a business.

And some worry that a version of the technique could be used to generate a viable baby, i.e., to clone a human being.