Sentences with phrase «viable form»

Wind energy is recognised world - wide as being a highly viable form of renewable energy and it is growing exponentially.

Abandoning all forms of «supersessionist» theology now seems the only viable form of repentance.

Responses came from the global industry, detailing how CST could be a commercially viable form of dispatchable renewable energy in Australia within a decade.

The issue is that Florida's mandate forces tracks to offer live greyhound racing as a loss leader for more viable forms of betting.

But neither in the arts nor in mathematics is mere methodological awareness to be confused with genuine creativity, and the capacity to identify viable forms is a quintessential mathematical talent.

But we are hopeless romanticists about this imaginary Big Woods — it simply no longer exists in any faintly viable form.

A recent analysis by Matthew Goldfine and his colleagues of the cost - effectiveness of PCIT in reducing child conduct and mental health problems found that PCIT was an effective and financially viable form of treatment for child disruptive behavior disorders.

If you're still interested, the first viable form of Risk Arb often presents itself when a company announces — usually in response to «media speculation» or a «share price movement» — that it's received a preliminary approach.

He has a point: racing games have become a very viable form of publicity for car manufacturers; a point that Turn10 embraced with the game debut of Rolls Royce in Forza 5.

I am not convinced there can be a sensible conversation about viable forms of renewable electricity production (or even, really, technologies such as nuclear, or perhaps even energy at al), when climate dominates, at the expense of the idea of energy production for us so to speak.

It was so vast and isolated, the only viable form of travel was light aircraft (the ranch had seven landing strips); Sean and his brother and sisters had to be taught what to do if they were out in the bush with an adult who collapsed or died.

And then the second stage is, if you can get there and you can produce this meat in some kind of commercially viable form — in other words, relatively cheaply, you know — then how, you know, can you sell it?

eBooks have become more viable form of literature in today's world.

So although you can't yet invite your community to invest, there are two viable forms of equity crowdfunding in action:

Gramegna dismissed mutual recognition as a viable form of market access.

The Founders knew that in order for our nation to survive a viable form of government was required.

These findings suggest that similar modification of the regulating protein could be a viable form of future therapy for Parkinson's.

In order to reactivate a phage from synthetic DNA, the genome was introduced into spherical, cell wall - deficient but viable forms of the Listeria bacterium (L - form Listeria).

We understand that car loans are necessary in order to maintain a viable form of transportation.

The weather on the Gold Coast makes camping a viable form of accommodation for those not averse to staying in a tent.

While certain aspects of Anglo - Postmodernism in the 1980s rejected the concept of «purity» in painting, there is much to be said about reconsidering its importance as a viable form of abstraction and therefore as a kind of resistance to the enforcement of the mindless inevitability in most commercial production.

In the 1960s, the medium was increasingly viewed as a viable form for creative expression.

JENS HOFFMANN It seems that many people who are looking for progress in curatorial work no longer see the exhibition as a viable form for the display of art.

This is a unique opportunity to contribute towards a growing movement to establish tiny house communities as a viable form of cost - effective, affordable housing.

Furthermore, it will demonstrate that tiny houses can be a viable form of affordable housing in a much smaller city with fewer resources.

In case you've been living in a cave powered by unsustainable energy for the last couple years, the wind power industry has been steadily growing and is perhaps most effective and viable forms of alternative energy on the

Conversely, in Ryanair Ltd v Esso Italiana Srl [2015] 1 All ER (Comm), the Court of Appeal held that the absence of any viable form of contractual complaint about an allegedly cartelised price rendered it impossible to claim that a competition law complaint about the same price was within an exclusive jurisdiction clause.

Bitcoin continues to gain acceptance as a viable form of payment as Ireland's largest homebuilder now accepts the dominant cryptocurrency for new properties.

Between Apple's ARKit and the new ARCore tool announced by Google, a viable form of augmented reality, the ability to witness an computer - augmented version of our world, is about to come to a whole lot of phones, and will be available on every Android and iOS phones going forward.

Electric vehicles are now becoming more mainstream, and many people now consider them as a viable form of everyday transport.

Twelve - step programs are different from group therapy, which is considered another viable form of psychotherapy in recovery from addiction.

These developments recognize emojis as a viable form of communication, and may suggest that the personalized service REALTORS ® strive for can be offered digitally — rebutting the impersonal nature of technology.