Sentences with phrase «feasible approach»

«This sounds a very feasible approach to using the body itself as an input device,» he says.

I think the question is whether it's a politically feasible approach, which is why the administration is interested in it.

First, no other feasible approach can provide truly meaningful emissions reductions (such as an 80 % cut in national CO2 emissions by mid-century).

I believe the approach I describe above (I guess growth investing firmly anchored within a value framework), or some variation of it, is probably the most promising / feasible approach for a large percentage of investors.

That means the industry gurus / self - proclaimed experts ** will poo - poo these approaches the same way they tend to insist that, when it comes to life insurance, the only feasible approach is to buy term insurance and invest the difference in mutual funds.

Huawei opted for a more technologically feasible approach and created a handset with two connected screens which can be folded like a notebook, as suggested by Mr. Yu's comments.

This is a feasible approach: The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea was negotiated between many nations with exactly these kinds of principles.

Even a simpler such algorithm would be unlikely to have practical implications, Brams cautioned, since the cake portions that players receive would typically include many tiny crumbs from different parts of the cake — not a feasible approach if you're dividing something like a tract of land.

Hyperthermophilic composting is a process that is similar in cost to traditional composting methods and has proved to work successfully with large compost volumes, making it a feasible approach at an industrial scale in the near future.

[That kind of research] can travel down several different mechanistic routes,» this respondent says, «i.e., angiogenesis, breakdown of extracellular matrix, gene activation, induction of molecules involved — it can use different models — implanting tumors, using different tumor models, in vivo, in vitro, etc.» The combination of a manifestly important goal with manifestly interesting, feasible approaches is the foundation of the research plan.

«The technique needs further work and validation, but this paper shows that it is a feasible approach for estimating drug use on a large scale,» says Fritz Sörgel, head of the Institute for Biomedical and Pharmaceutical Research in Nuremberg, Germany, who was not involved in the work.

Is that a feasible approach?

As it has evolved, e-learning has begun to provide a feasible approach to ensure the commercial viability and the educational integrity of higher and further education as it continually moves forward.

It is possible, for example, that creating incentives to expand principals» decisionmaking authority within district rules and collective - bargaining agreements could also have been a feasible approach.

Selling property substantially below market value is much more of a feasible approach then throwing every dime they have invested in the property away.

Tough challenges almost always have more than one feasible approach.

The company found that the clean power and electrification path is the most affordable and feasible approach to reaching California's climate and air quality goals.

Hygrothermal simulation tools have been calibrated using core samples, which is not a feasible approach for most projects.

Investment through social policy and service delivery in the earliest years is thus a more efficient and feasible approach than reactive intervention delayed until the negative consequences of inadequate early experiences become apparent.

Tabor says the most feasible approach would be to follow the basics of current mail - order guidelines, which require buyers to pay the tax rate applicable in the area to which goods are sent.

At this point it would be used for property flipping... when I think of timely bidding, paying contractors and purchasing materials I'm just not sure having the third party intervention is a feasible approach with this type of venue.