Sentence examples for which is workable from inspiring English sources

P versus NP has enormous practical and economic importance, because modern cryptography is based on the assumption, which is workable so far, that P does not equal NP.

It said it wanted to establish "a new system which is workable, in line with practice elsewhere and able to command public respect".

"We have yet to see any other model which is workable financially.

In this paper, a novel fall detection mechanism based on coarse-to-fine strategy which is workable in dusky environments is proposed.

The open letter by Memari reiterated that these are "capabilities that could be developed and none of which are workable right now".

"We would be happy to work with the government on sensible changes which raise the same or similar quantum as the government has targeted but which don't offend the principle of non-retrospectivity and which are workable".

Go with dark beer/onion chutneys or a tomato one, which is a workable compromise between having tomatoes (questionable on a ploughman's) and none.

The CD is heavy on Eurodisco beats and "what was that?" digital sounds; on the disc and in Tuesday's show the beats and sounds can overshadow her voice, which is sweet, workable, low-drama, anti-divaesque.

Hence, the use of immunohistochemisty (IHC) which is simple, workable, and capable of classifying tumours into subtypes which are surrogates to gene expression pattern [ 17].

You have heard now from the governor of the Bank of England, from myself and from a number of other people about the fact that the assertions the SNP make about [a currency union] are simply not credible, which is why a workable monetary union is unlikely.

This set of negotiations fell through because Spiegel demanded "40% of gross which is just not workable for us" wrote Caraeff.