Sentences with phrase «affect feasibility»

• Identify, analyze and monitor issues that affect the feasibility, profitability, growth and productivity of the organization.

Experience with identifying, analyzing and monitoring issues that affect feasibility, growth and productivity.

The maximum rate of CO2 - induced warming, which will affect the feasibility and cost of adapting to climate change, is not determined by cumulative emissions but is tightly aligned with peak rates of emissions.

Finally, depth to bedrock (i.e., the thickness of the soil layer) is an important factor that affects the feasibility of certain ground loop configurations.

Not exact matches

How an actual proposal from the Kaleta group would affect the Sportstar feasibility study isn't clear.

Miner is still waiting for a copy of SU's feasibility study and for answers to the questions she has raised about how the arena would be funded, who would own it and how it would affect the near east side of the city, Carroll said following the meeting.

For this feasibility study, Dr. Don and colleagues combined the technology of the Microsoft Kinect 1.0 with proprietary software to address common problems that affect imaging results, including body - part thickness and motion.

However, there is concern that technology and business models have changed so significantly since PIPEDA was drafted as to affect personal information protections and to call into question the feasibility of obtaining meaningful consent.

Finally, we also recognize that cultural, sociopolitical, and socioeconomic contexts may significantly affect the appropriateness and feasibility of individual, Western - centric approaches to intervention.

Preparing the field for feasibility testing of a parenting intervention for war - affected mothers in Northern Uganda.