commercially viable

Engineers are still trying to come up with a commercially viable replacement for internal-combustion engines.

It's also fairly easy to fabricate, making it far more commercially viable than other methods of downsizing battery technology.

It would have been so easy for him: he could have made a comfortable home for himself in commercially viable, action-thriller roles.

When a proprietary company localizes software, it first determines whether the effort would be commercially viable.

In 2004 the company did find oil below the seabed, but deemed it not to be commercially viable.

One goal is to turn more of the new ideas spawned in universities into commercially viable products and processes.

Lenk believed the gel offered superior enough cooling to produce a commercially viable 40-watt equivalent.

When you write that many songs, only one in 20 is one you'd like to hear on record or that will be commercially viable enough.

Constructing robust vertical race tracks on silicon chips at a commercially viable cost may be a significant challenge.

It also says it has demonstrated a 100 percent plant bottle in the lab and is still working to ensure it is commercially viable.

Through the UCAR Foundation, the fruits of our research are made available for private firms to adapt into commercially viable products.

UL, requiring the administration of President Barack Obama to determine by March 31 whether both companies can be commercially viable.

Edison decided then only to make machines which he knew were commercially viable.

Yet, as the Guanyinxia forest indicates, not all of the land used as collateral is commercially viable. And the volumes could become huge.

They need to start now in terms of integrating that biodiversity back into some commercially viable products.

U. S. dependence on imported energy continues to reach record levels while no commercially viable biofuels have been produced.

We need the government to subsidize solar, wind, ethanol, etc. to make them commercially viable enough to survive this price environment.

A scheme even half its current size would not be commercially viable.

You can create a new science but you need thousands and thousands of engineers to make commercially viable products.

If it can mass produce televisions using commercially viable OLED technology, those sets should yield higher profits than TVs with LCDs.

But the country's media are also under mounting pressure to transform themselves into commercially viable operations and increase revenues.

Whatever I do, first it has to be interesting to me. But it also has to be commercially viable.

Only in places unconnected to an electricity grid, such as much of rural Africa and rural Asia, are solar cells truly commercially viable.

However, a lot of research is still required in order to make it commercially viable for different applications.

commercially British Aerospace reckon that the plane will be commercially viable if 400 can be sold.

Powter says he was surprised that the label found his music commercially viable.

But Gleason told CNET News the technology could be made commercially viable soon.

The Cabinet members are soliciting specific proposals from industry on how to establish a commercially viable biofuels industry.

In China, a commercially viable energy efficiency sector is now emerging after a decade of strong government support.

Compressed-air plants are inefficient, and so they are commercially viable only in places where the price of power varies dramatically.

Once the technology approaches 15 per cent efficiency, it becomes commercially viable.

That is why Mr Lienkamp at TUM leads a team that is developing its own ideas for a commercially viable electric car.

We are to provide a healthy, stable and commercially viable rural market system.

Create the world's first commercially viable "street-legal plane"

But this is too expensive to be commercially viable.

For the English edition, making it commercially viable is also the first priority.

I am afraid your plan is not commercially viable.

Assuming it can develop a commercially viable product, what is Google's future in the auto industry?

For example, Sony continues to work on more commercially viable OLED TVs.