Sentences with phrase «viable replacements in»

Wind and solar might be viable replacements in 50 - 100 years....

I can easily say that if you're not looking to drop hundreds on a gaming PC or console, the Shield TV is a viable replacement in just about every way.

Not exact matches

In February, Dish Network chairman and CEO Charlie Ergen said that Sling had outgrown its add - on category and become a viable «direct replacement for cable and satellite.»

Regardless, a viable replacement theory has to include mathematical formula, explain the deficiencies in the theory it is replacing, and not have any apparent deficiencies when proposed, nor during the period of popular acceptance.

Wenger has done very well for us, he is a legend but its obvious he has gone stale and lost the hunger, motivation and most importantly the modern touch to take us to the next level... its just a shame the board are a bunch of clueless money grabbers who are afraid to confront reality head... Wenger will have to go sometime, whether he or the board likes it or not but what preparations are in place to scout a viable replacement?

Unless United see current backup stopper Victor Valdes as a viable replacement for his 24 - year - old compatriot, Louis van Gaal is likely to be in the market for a new keeper this summer, with the likes of Hugo Lloris [Goal] and Petr Cech [Manchester Evening News] linked with a move to Old Trafford.

There is heavy interest in Moussa Dembele from clubs across Europe, so the Parkhead side are seeking viable replacements.

In addition to his concerns about the GOP tax plan, Katko objected to the earlier budget because it repealed the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, without simultaneously passing a viable replacement.

Katko had promised since his first campaign for the 24th Congressional District seat in 2014 that he would vote to repeal the Affordable Care Act only when Republicans offer a viable replacement plan.

In a statement, Katko reiterated his position that in order to repeal the health care law, which is also known as Obamacare, there must be a viable replacement readIn a statement, Katko reiterated his position that in order to repeal the health care law, which is also known as Obamacare, there must be a viable replacement readin order to repeal the health care law, which is also known as Obamacare, there must be a viable replacement ready.

UCLA scientists have found that conscious sedation — a type of anesthesia in which patients remain awake but are sleepy and pain - free — is a safe and viable option to general anesthesia for people undergoing a minimally invasive heart procedure called transcatheter aortic valve replacement.

The embryonic cells can develop into replacement organs in the lab or be injected into an egg, where they develop as a viable embryo and are literally born.

By flipping on three key genes in cells from the lower stomach, scientists may have engineered a viable replacement for those beta cells.

The previously unknown durability to extreme conditions position GraphExeter as a viable and attractive replacement to indium tin oxide (ITO), the main conductive material currently used in electronics, such as «smart» mirrors or windows, or even solar panels.

Wind turbines are showing some very real promise in terms of percentage replacement of coal electricity needs, however it will take very large scale events to replace fossil fuel by a economically viable margin, ie 50 %.

These centers will mobilize the enormous talents and skills of our nation's scientific workforce in pursuit of the breakthroughs that are essential to make alternative and renewable energy truly viable as large - scale replacements for fossil fuels.»

Reinforcing that stance, Toyota's vice chairman, Takeshi Uchiyamada stated in February that, «Because of its shortcomings — driving range, cost and recharging time — the electric vehicle is not a viable replacement for most conventional cars.»

After three years in production, it seems as if the F - Type has managed to pull off the near impossible task of becoming a viable modern replacement for the venerable E-type.

While 2 - seat roadsters might be romanticized by the popular media, 4 - seater convertibles have an important place in the sun, too.These are the practical drop tops, the ones that can be counted on to ferry a couple of extra friends or family members in a pinch, and the vehicles that offer just enough usability to be considered viable daily driver replacements.

A key bullet - point in the argument that the Acer Iconia W500 is a viable netbook - replacement is its keyboard accessory.

Sure, Apple's iPads remain a popular consumer device and Microsoft has elevated the Surface into a viable laptop replacement, but there's been little movement in the market of Android tablets.

In order for an energy system to be viable it must be sustainable in terms of providing enough excess energy to cover its own replacemenIn order for an energy system to be viable it must be sustainable in terms of providing enough excess energy to cover its own replacemenin terms of providing enough excess energy to cover its own replacement.

How sad it is that Obama, who has openly spruiked the «Spanish Model» in his determination to go «green», has failed to understand that the «Spanish Model» has been publicly acknowledged, by none other than the Spanish Prime Minister, as having caused untold damage to the Spanish economy and is simply not viable as a replacement for cheap and abundant traditional energy from fossil fuels to drive a modern economy.

In the end though, the publication finds iOS 9 too limiting on the iPad Pro to make the device a viable laptop replacement.

The new features in iOS 11 are surely a move to help drive sales in a market that has slowly been stagnating of late, but also to help deliver on Apple's promise that the iPad is a viable laptop replacement.

From the very first scene we experienced with Star Trek: Into Darkness, we were convinced Yamaha's sound projection system is one of the few viable replacements for a true surround sound system — especially in its more advanced form.