Sentences with phrase «commercially viable state»

(If that sounds like an improbable basis for a display technology, keep in mind that LCD displays are after all comprised of liquid crystals, which were first discovered in the 1888 and took an eternity to develop into a commercially viable state.)

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Though state laws still prohibit pot - related companies from advertising on any mainstream platform, many of them now see the value of building recognizable, commercially viable brands.

New York State is continuing its push to make commercial hemp, marijuana's less potent cousin, a commercially viable crop in the sState is continuing its push to make commercial hemp, marijuana's less potent cousin, a commercially viable crop in the statestate.

«Instead, it is in our view that states that are willing and have set aside land for development should cooperate with willing investors in commercially - viable, government - supported ranches or livestock production centres for commercial use.»

Since fuel re-processing is not commercially available in the United States and has not been shown to be commercially viable n this country, spent fuel is typically being held in temporary storage at reactor sites until a permanent long - term waste disposal option becomes available.

As renewable power becomes more commercially viable, states could be left to decide how, when, and what source of power to integrate into their system, as no clear measures are being adopted to provide the much - needed enforcement of the obligations.

Governments like the United States, at the behest of the coal lobby, have pumped billions into CCS technology experiments, yet it continues to fail as a commercially viable option.

Weber Thompson states that its ultimate goal is «a commercially viable building type,» so the Newark Vertical Farm (NVF) is a decidedly more practical solution.

«A blue ribbon panel that includes a pair of retired state Supreme Court Justices will look to create a commercially - viable model of that program, with elder lawyers supervising younger ones.»

We don't think that there will be economies of scale, this undermines the stated intention to make these schemes commercially viable.