Sentence examples for view of feasibility from inspiring English sources

Main aim of the research is the definition, from a methodological and technical point of view, of feasibility studies in order to submit the historical monumental heritage to a process of 'energy efficiency' and 'energy production', even recurring to the most suitable technologies supplied by renewable energies.

We propose that algorithms be developed to identify which of the computationally generated hypotheses have potential for high translational impact; this way, funding agencies and scientific community can invest resources and drive the research based on a global view of biomedical impact without being deterred by local view of feasibility.

This paper focuses on the qualitative assessment of facility staff views of feasibility, practicality and advisability of such task-shifting.

But Mr. Biden also said that Mr. Bush held an unrealistic view of the feasibility and cost of missile defenses and that a radical revision of decades of deterrence unnerve allies and adversaries alike.

Finally, a possible design range of cooling parameters was proposed in view of engineering feasibility and blanket neutronics design.

They also take a pessimistic view of its feasibility, saying, as Peat, Marwick's Walter Hanson does, "that it would involve making even more estimates and judgments, thus compounding the present complaints against earnings reports".

In view of the feasibility of liposome preparation, the ranges of the four factors were determined as follows: PC/CH (3 to 5, w/w), EGCG concentration (4 to 6, w/v), Tween 80 concentration (0.5 to 1.5, w/v), and rotary evaporation temperature (30°C to 40°C) (Table 1).

This allows a closer view of the feasibility, appreciation and the parents' and teachers' appraisal of the programme's effectiveness.

42 In the absence of an established 'gold standard', and in view of its feasibility in daily clinical practice, we chose to use the reported definition of MDA in this study.

From a mechanistic point of view, the feasibility of the radiosynthesis of [F]trifluoromethylating agents such as [F]fluoroform or Cu-[F]CF3 in high specific activity is questionable.

Our results demonstrate – from both an engineering and biological point of view – the feasibility of the biofilter system described herein in purifying the gases derived from composting food waste.