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viable

[vahy-uh-buhl] / ˈvaɪ ə bəl /


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Air-superiority missions, for instance, would require them to sortie and remain “on station” in Taiwan’s vicinity for a time before returning, which isn’t viable from Guam, Heginbotham said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Any viable reactor must “breed” its own tritium by exposing a lithium blanket to the fusion-produced neutrons—a process not yet demonstrated at scale.

From The Wall Street Journal

This grassroots activism, characterized by humor and optimism rather than despair, suggested that democratic participation remained a viable path forward.

From Los Angeles Times

For example, the company formulated the ADC so it could be delivered through a subcutaneous injection, enabling patients to administer it themselves—a vital aspect of creating a commercially viable product.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Avon and Somerset police service noted that Bob Vylan's chant "drew widespread anger" and "every potential criminal offence was thoroughly considered" before determining that prosecution was not viable.

From Barron's