To this date, the Concorde remains the world's first and only commercially viable supersonic airliner (although the "commercially viable" part is subject to debate, and ultimately ceased to be the case).
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The Uber developers opted for the more commercially viable choice.
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But the challenge is to make the prosthetic commercially viable.
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Some question whether the canal would even be commercially viable.
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Four reactors are operating out of 42 commercially viable units.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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None are currently commercially viable, but some are getting close.
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Which are likely to be commercially viable in the next decade?
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Nor does it plan to build a commercially viable Hyperloop itself.
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The technology could be crucial to making drones more commercially viable.
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The fast breeder reactor is not going to be commercially viable.
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And I do think that women's stories are incredibly commercially viable.
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But there wasn't an affordable or commercially viable option for us.
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"It is a popular and commercially viable project in its own right."
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But they said it was a decade away from being commercially viable.
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RuralFirst is trying to figure out how to make it commercially viable.
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Second, changes that would make the SGC more commercially viable are unlikely.
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No one has yet to do it on a commercially viable scale.
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Suriname has not made any commercially viable offshore oil discoveries so far.
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We want to farm at a scale that's commercially viable, and meaningful.
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"We simply cannot make it commercially viable," Dyson said at the time.
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You can either make your creative record or your commercially viable record.
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Critics say commercially viable fusion always remains fifty years in the future.
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What do you think is the most commercially viable application of AR?
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"They fundamentally wanted to make sure that this was a commercially viable product."
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So long as these men are still commercially viable, they will still work.
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She was commercially viable and financially stable, but a long way from superstardom.
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The assumptions that Hollywood makes about what is commercially viable aren't always accurate.
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And without widespread acceptance, this insurance has no chance of becoming commercially viable.
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"The U.S. government should really be looking at commercially viable vehicles," Smith said.
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Though Rus is hopeful that it will some day lead to something commercially viable.
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Just to make it more commercially viable and I was like no, fuck that.
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UL and Lyft Inc, as well as to develop commercially viable self-driving cars.
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But Alphabet has found balloons to be the most commercially viable option for now.
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Such flow rates are important in determining whether shale gas drilling is commercially viable.
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The Moog synthesizer, equipped with a keyboard, appeared familiar and was thus more commercially viable.
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Fictiv is targeting commercially viable products that can't be produced on hobbyist level 3D printers.
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Automakers are racing to be the first to market with commercially viable self-driving vehicles.
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Previous reports have claimed Baidu is looking to develop a "commercially viable" car by 2018.
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And for AM, the tune identifies a new phase, of forward-thinking, commercially-viable confidence.
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A minimum of 75 million boe is likely to be required to be commercially viable.
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"The best guarantee would be the long-term bookings and commercially viable volumes," Sefcovic said.
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TuSimple executives told Business Insider that commercially-viable autonomous trucks will be available by 2023.
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Rigetti is one of a handful of startups attempting to make quantum computing commercially viable.
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Developing, testing, validating and eventually deploying commercially viable autonomous vehicles is a capitally intensive undertaking.
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To this date, the Concorde remains the world's first and only commercially viable supersonic airliner.
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Using Goodenough's cathode, in 1985, Yoshino created the world's first commercially viable lithium ion battery.
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One of the things they said they needed was for it to be commercially viable.
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Terrestrial Energy has plans to build a commercially-viable molten salt reactor (MSR) by the 2020s.
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Still, the researchers remains optimistic that their VR lenses could be commercially viable in the future.
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Some breeders are working to stabilize the genetics of cultivars, creating commercially viable F1 hybrid seeds.
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Like apricots, peaches need the pollination of honeybees in order to produce a commercially viable crop.
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But most, reflecting their crab apple ancestry, are too tart and astringent to be commercially viable.
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"In the end, drug repurposing has to be commercially viable in some way," Dr. Brown said.
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Despite obvious reasons why it wouldn't be commercially viable, I've always wanted an E Ink laptop.
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And chemical methods are too expensive to be commercially viable; few clothing companies bother to research them.
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Namely, deluxe offerings of this kind will be seen as commercially viable, provided the circumstances are right.
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Instead, it became an outsider's art, or in more mainstream contexts, a shallow, commercially viable fun hobby.
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Tullow Oil discovered commercially viable quantities of crude in the far northern county of Turkana in 2012.
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But any commercially viable solution could be two decades away, he said, and isn't a company priority.
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While these products from carbon emissions are available, they're not yet commercially viable at a significant scale.
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They had to be done in a few days, and they had to be strictly commercially viable.
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Though creating a commercially viable product isn't the main goal of these workshops, it does sometimes happen.
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And so it set the mold for a new type of theater — commercially viable yet intellectually challenging.
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The future of 5G 2020 has been declared the year in which 5G will become commercially viable.
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China also excels at turning an abstract scientific breakthrough into thousands of useful and commercially viable products.
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They are now one of a spare handful of contemporary, critically acclaimed and commercially viable rock acts.
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James Dyson scrapped his firm's project to build electric cars, acknowledging that it was not commercially viable.
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Yoshino went on to create the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery for the Asahi Kasei Corporation.
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Wennink said a number of Chinese chipmakers were trying to scale up production to commercially viable levels.
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Using Goodenough's cathode as a basis, Yoshino created the first commercially viable lithium-ion battery five years later.
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The bread isn't yet commercially viable but Weibaio says he has already been approached by major food manufacturers.
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The producers seemed to have decided to stage performances only by the singers who were deemed commercially viable.
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However, there is still a way to go to scale up the process to make it commercially viable.
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Yeah, after the other side of the coin, which is that this risk won't be very commercially viable.
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The mid-nineties were a pivotal time for virtual reality development, but few options were available commercially viable.
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The leap forward that made shale oil commercially viable for the first time was a revolution in productivity.
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It remains to be seen whether he can make the Faraday Exchanger, or something like it, commercially viable.
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HSBC claimed on Monday it had performed the world's first commercially viable trade finance transaction using blockchain technology.
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By the time of Disintegration, they'd have perfected this sound and have made it a commercially viable pursuit.
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Red urchins, larger than purple urchins, are commercially viable because people eat them — or more specifically, their gonads.
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The cost of offshore wind has fallen roughly 70% since 2012 making it a more commercially viable source.
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Uber was able to list itself on the public market without proving its business model was commercially viable.
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"Without surgery, the railways can't become commercially viable," said a senior government official who deals with the network's finances.
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But by the same measure, the first commandment for any commercially viable brand is always to know thy customer.
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British Airways said it was suspending its London to Tehran service "as the operation is currently not commercially viable".
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Despite being in the center of a resource-rich region, it has yet to find any commercially viable oil.
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Campbell says a prospect his firm began exploring in 2011 will likely yield a commercially viable discovery next year.
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The researchers hope the treatment will prove commercially viable and encourage businesses to process tilapia skin for medical use.
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Having lots of users for your open-source project does not automatically translate into creating a commercially viable company.
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It was proof that there wasn't much distance between a Wes Anderson movie and a commercially viable children's movie.
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It said analysis of the data and results are ongoing to assess to whether the find is commercially viable.
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Beijing concedes the BRI needs to be commercially viable and more focused on projects that deliver higher quality infrastructure.
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British Airways said on Thursday it is suspending flights between London and Tehran because they are not commercially viable.
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The company's first foldable (and, really, for that matter, the first "commercially viable" foldable) arrives this Friday, September 27.
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It also remains to be seen whether the project is still commercially viable following three years of weak oil prices.
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The move will hit the northern county of Turkana, where Tullow Oil discovered commercially viable quantities of crude in 2012.
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Despite its harmful effects, the outlet notes that for right now there is no "commercially viable" alternative for the restaurants.
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There are many who have been living by it, and who have created technology to make high standards commercially viable.
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"Commercially viable automated picking in unstructured environments still remains a difficult challenge," an explanation on the Amazon Robotics website reads.
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All of these changes were ostensibly to try and make the All-Star Game more appealing, commercially viable, and relevant.
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Of the two startups that are attempting to build commercially viable hyperloops, HTT was was always regarded with more skepticism.
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By the 1990s the technique became advanced enough to create diamonds of sufficient quality and size to be commercially viable.
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Fundamentally, quantum computing is hard, and there are few commercially viable applications for a technology that's still in its infancy.
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More passive VR experiences haven't proven as commercially viable as game-like ones that benefit from hand and positional tracking.
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Google started working on driverless cars eight years ago, long before most companies thought the concept could be commercially viable.
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What's more, unlike the abstractions involved in climate, clean energy is real, tangible, and — perhaps most important of all — commercially viable.
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Attempts to make marine power—that is, wave and tidal energy—commercially viable have lagged behind other renewables such as wind.
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Vattenfall estimates the drive to create commercially viable electric cars has sent battery costs tumbling by around 203 percent since 220.
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Since firms need at least the app store to make their products commercially viable, they have no choice but to comply.
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Bauerle now plans to keep hacking his hydroponic hops to find the most bountiful, commercially viable way to grow the plants.
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While automated aerial vehicles won't become commercially viable for some time, automated ground cars saw significant progress in the last year.
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Once the technology becomes commercially viable—a process that's now underway—growers could be planting whole fields of ideal, identical trees.
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Trump hasn't mentioned the technology itself, which is technically feasible, but currently too expensive to be commercially viable in most instances.
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GNR might have once been the most dangerous band in the world, but has also been one of the commercially viable.
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Ben: There are definitely a lot of compromises you have to make with this in order to produce something commercially viable.
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Despite the skepticism of supersonic and hypersonic planes being commercially viable, there is a resurgence in interest in ultra-fast airliners.
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Getting to 10 commercially viable planes will likely take a lot more money than the $41 million Boom has now raised.
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And in the Philippines, this makes a lot of sense: Currently, the Philippines produces four distinctive varieties of commercially viable coffee.
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Commercially viable hydrocarbon deposits were discovered in 2006, but production has been slowed by tax disputes and disagreements over development strategy.
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This has meant that production has been commercially viable for high-value, perishable produce only, such as salad leaves and herbs.
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Battery technology is limited, and the cost of operation and maintenance needs to be low enough to make rides commercially viable.
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Battery technology is limited, and the cost of operation and maintenance needs to be low enough to make rides commercially viable.
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Each filmmaker elaborated on their own experiences creating films, faced with the struggle to make a commercially viable piece that has teeth.
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In an announcement Tuesday, Maersk said that to achieve its target, carbon neutral vessels would need to be commercially viable by 503.
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" Festin added that "if ongoing research studies were to prove efficacy and safety, and with high acceptability, these would be commercially viable.
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Yoshino later eliminated pure lithium from the battery, producing the first commercially viable lithium ion battery in 1985, according to the statement.
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In other words, they'll wait until they've shown that it's possible, at least, that a product could become real and commercially viable.
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To be commercially viable, large container ships using the Suez Canal route need to make deliveries to several customers along the way.
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And they're tapping into the thesis that fans and consumers are driving the creation of commercially viable content now more than ever.
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Tesla, Waymo, and other companies are in a race to bring a commercially viable product that consumers are comfortable with to market.
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Since those technologies aren't yet commercially viable for ocean-going ships, the next option is to run ships on liquefied natural gas.
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The insurance will be available for commercially viable sales contracts of canola seed, oil and meal, and will cover potential non-payment.
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Here's what it means: Creating a commercially viable OS would be a key step for Huawei toward establishing wholly China-based operations.
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New materials and technologies, such as 3D printing, have made Whyte more confident that commercially viable fusion energy will become a reality.
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But without gossypol, the plants were "eaten alive in the fields," the San Antonio Express-News says, and so weren't commercially viable.
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These New Age electronic albums, which combined electronic music with other instrumentation, were her first commercially viable works as a recording artist.
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"We are suspending our London to Tehran service as the operation is currently not commercially viable," the airline said in a statement.
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Heidi Brock, the chief executive of the Aluminum Association, said "a commercially viable and sustainable industry" was necessary to maintain specialized production.
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Diriye's mission is to create commercially viable tech startups and businesses in Somalia and to research and develop new technologies in financial technology.
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But most of those power plants would have retired in any case because it was no longer commercially viable to keep them running.
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This stands in stark contrast to what Air Force leadership have articulated about the need for a fast moving and commercially viable approach.
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After a decades-long swell of trial and error, the surge to build a commercially-viable man-made surf paradise has finally arrived.
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They'd just released Raising Hell, a gargantuan LP that turned them into rockstars and helped to confirm rap as a commercially viable genre.
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The experiment yielded a commercially viable resin that Simpson estimates could be sourced as cheaply as 30 cents a liter of waste oil.
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Dyson said it will end its electric vehicle project after determining it could not make the car commercially viable or find a buyer.
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That's likely because 71.2 percent of total discovered reserves within the nine-dash line are "not currently considered commercially viable," according to Brennan.
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This clause was designed to protect performers and prevent recordings that labels thought would be less commercially viable from sitting in company vaults.
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The combination of research units is the latest move by Palzer aimed at speeding up development and ensuring research efforts are commercially viable.
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"At the moment, this is not commercially viable, however, our projections are showing it very much will be in the near future," Williams said.
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The quest for ease of use of technology has made this pursuit its own worst enemy when it comes to making innovation commercially viable.
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If the research produces commercially viable products, this method could considerably cut down on the amount of these chemicals that are wasted each year.
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But it proves the practicality of the design, and researchers are hopeful that they can scale up to a commercially viable product in time.
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His decision to reject a proposed national airline route to Sudan on grounds that it was not commercially viable also contributed to his sacking.
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Dell and Microsoft invest in companies they can help make commercially viable and often plug them into their product development, sales and distribution networks.
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If the new smelting process under development proves commercially viable, he said, Rio would retrofit its entire fleet of existing smelters with the technology.
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While the route is significantly shorter than going via the Suez Canal, it has not yet proven to be commercially viable for container shippers.
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"Our objective is to demonstrate that natural gas will flow from the shale in commercially viable quantities," CEO Francis Egan said in a statement.
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Those are not just expensive propositions; they're also technologically tough at present as batteries powerful enough to propel them are not yet commercially viable.
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As written, a YouTuber can lose their Gmail, Google Photos, Documents, and more just for "no longer being commercially viable" on the video platform.
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But despite millions of dollars in federal grant money awarded to gun manufacturers and researchers, no commercially viable smart gun has emerged, officials said.
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There's nothing that needs to be said, whereas with fashion it's got to sell and be commercially viable and answer all these other questions.
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Citing regulatory complexities, Mr. Elfenbein and Mr. Kolbeck declined to say how long it will take before their project produces a commercially viable product.
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Citing regulatory complexities, Mr. Elfenbein and Mr. Kolbeck declined to say how long it will take before their project produces a commercially viable product.
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Abbott said it was speaking with the government to file for withdrawing two stents and would look at reintroducing them if they became "commercially viable".
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Promising initiatives like Open Source Ecology and Farm Hack exist, and open-source software is being developed, but they have yet to become commercially viable.
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With start-ups trying to build commercially viable supersonic jets, Mr Dourado thinks the FAA should replace the ban with a maximum permissible noise level.
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Its commercially viable, patented asynchronous processing approach has already resulted in a real chip built for a customer, which was part of a $300,000 contract.
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The value of the British poetry market in 2012 was only £6.7m; some independent publishers announced that single-author collections were no longer commercially viable.
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Abbott, for example, wants to withdraw one of its stents saying it's not commercially viable under government set prices, but India has rejected its plea.
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EasyJet has said several times it is interested in Alitalia's short-haul operations and positions at primary airports, adding the alliance should be commercially viable.
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"In three to four years we should be able to show if it's commercially viable provided that we get the necessary financial support," he said.
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Still, our research also found that having lots of users for your open-source project does not automatically translate into creating a commercially viable company.
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It plans to find commercially viable tech ideas relevant to urban issues — in this case, public Wi-Fi — and back them or run them itself.
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This gave way to Humphry Davy's 1802 invention, the Electric Arc lamp, which gave off light, but not for long enough to be commercially viable.
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"The consortium has proposed ... a financing approach and a path to establish, develop and operate a commercially viable refinery," the ministry said in a statement.
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This approach would be an enlightened departure for fisheries regulators, who typically see their job only as ensuring that specific fish stocks remain commercially viable.
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The decision, effective September 15, was taken after the airline concluded the routes were "no longer commercially viable," the company said in a press release.
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We want these to be commercially viable projects led by the American private sector in a way that benefits-- the entire region and the world.
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"We announced today that OPIC could make another $2 billion available for southern Mexico if commercially viable projects are presented," a State Department official said.
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"This will be a step on the way to making floating offshore wind technology commercially viable," Enova Chief Executive Nils Kristian Nakstad told a news conference.
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By pulling plastics out of the ocean and recycling them into a commercially viable way, they hope to keep harmful micro plastics from troubling ocean waters.
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"For a functioning democracy, you not only need free speech to be permissible by law, you also need free speech to be commercially viable," Krishnan said.
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For Bezos — whose aerospace company Blue Origin, like fellow billionaire Elon Musk's SpaceX, aims to make spaceflight commercially viable through recyclable rockets — the moonshot is literal.
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All the little [Silicon Valley] startups may have some interesting ideas, but they don't have the resources to produce something sufficiently robust to be commercially viable.
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The exploration period will last five years and the concession for exploitation will be valid for 25 years in the case of a commercially viable discovery.
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The latest set of projects were required to address climate issues in an innovative way, be commercially viable, and not hamstrung by regulatory hurdles, said Buchner.
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Chowning patented the technology and licensed it to Yamaha, leading to the Yamaha DX7, the first commercially viable digital synthesizer, and the rise of electronic keyboards.
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When he released the contraption—the world's first commercially viable automobile—he also licensed his engine to other tinkerers, who could build their cars atop it.
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"In Toulouse, we have taken the time to design and build a truly commercially viable system," HTT CEO Dirk Ahlborn told CNBC in an email Tuesday.
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Nuclear faces strong public opposition in the wake of the deadly 2011 Fukushima disaster, with just five of the country's 39 commercially viable reactors currently operating.
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Medved-Po now counts names like Starbucks, 7-Eleven and Holiday Inn as partners, proving that a product can be both commercially viable and socially responsible.
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But the Paris-based company has achieved some milestones that would make its technology potentially the first to come to market with a commercially viable approach.
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The grapes are being grown on a rooftop in Brooklyn, New York, the first attempt ever in the world to create a commercially viable rooftop vineyard.
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The Wife is that increasingly rare offering, a commercially viable film that also makes you rethink your assumptions about talent and who gets to wield it.
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But to do this at the expense of research and monitoring — undermining the search for commercially viable solutions that Csiro proposes to join — makes no sense.
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It was all very wearable, and certainly commercially viable, but I didn't see anything that was as radical or insistent as the flashing words above it.
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When asked whom they would most like to meet, three contestants chose Jean Étienne de Boré, who made sugar cane commercially viable in Louisiana in 1795.
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But as hip-hop became more commercially viable in the 2000s and record execs began deciding who to promote and who not to, the field narrowed.
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Structured financing mechanisms like securitization helps commercially viable banks increase their investments and finance new projects by leveraging hundreds of billions of dollars in national savings.
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We can prove that it's possible to build commercially viable businesses that operate successfully in a healthy attention economy even while producing healthier outcomes for their users.
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On the commercial side, Japan is promoting the Mitsubishi Regional Jet (MRJ), the nation's first attempt in half a century to build a commercially viable civilian aircraft.
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"The biggest challenge is taking what's in the lab and making it commercially viable," says David Welch, director of science and technology at the Good Food Institute.
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Hsu told the publication that Apple was likely looking to turn to microLED for more flexible displays, but the tech wouldn't likely be commercially viable until 2020.
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But in addition to roadmapping, Torc also aims to integrate its own platforms with those of clients and partners bringing commercially viable self-driving tech to market.
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Yet all fuels and energy technologies received public support early in their development, and many have continued to benefit from favorable policies well after becoming commercially viable.
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Ashlee was on her way t22004 becoming the ascendant Simpson sister, thanks to her Avril Lavigne-esque pop-punk sound and commercially viable, PG-13 rated angst.
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If they do, they'll have eliminated the need for labs to keep both coral snakes and horses, making the process cheaper, faster, easier—and hopefully commercially viable.
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Someone will need to prove that it can be safely scaled up to larger quantities of CO2; "intermediate next steps" before the technique can become commercially viable.
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Setting those kind of decisions in The VOID while keeping up the throughput, making it safe and commercially viable, those are the things I'm really focused on.
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Without free access to airports in the EU, Ryanair could never have attained the economies of scale that allow it to offer commercially viable single-digit airfares.
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All of this points to the likelihood that we are a far way off from a commercially viable AV service like those many in the industry envision.
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The company, whose top brands include Bud Light and Stella Artois, will make a decision on whether the pot products are commercially viable at a later date.
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It passes through Canada's Viscount Melville Sound—but, as everyone had long since known, travel to and through it was far too dangerous to be commercially viable.
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There have been few commercially viable products that have come from microgravity research or production, in part because it's expensive to bring products from space to earth.
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The good news is no one has been able to build a commercially viable quantum computer so far, so there is time to fix the talent problem.
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These larger, more sophisticated drones operated by the US Air Force and Navy cost tens of millions of dollars, while commercially viable drones cost a few thousand.
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Wind and solar will no doubt be a part of our future energy sector, but it should also include approaches that may not be commercially viable today.
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The challenges of replicating the fusion process on earth are enormous and critics say it remains unclear whether the technology will work and eventually be commercially viable.
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A few years later, one of Ng's students, Pieter Abbeel, showed that the approach can teach a robot to fold towels, although this never proved commercially viable.
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The company did not comment on how many bioreactors would be required to make a measurable impact on the climate or whether it will be commercially viable.
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And nuoc mam is more refined as well, I suspect in part to make it more universally palatable — or at least commercially viable — to the international set.
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Ride-sharing giant Uber is hiring an operations executive to help roll out a commercially-viable fleet of food-delivery drones by 2021, reports the Wall Street Journal.
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Similarly, we expect to see the new wave of companies providing decentralised infrastructure and commercially viable services on top, as new opportunities emerge in this brave new world.
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At the time it denied that the route could be commercially viable, partly because it is only accessible for around three months of the year due to ice.
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UK Finance, which represents banks, said lenders were investing in the cash machine network to ensure continuity of service when ATMs are no longer commercially viable to operate.
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The metric is effectively the company's estimate of how much oil and natural gas exist in acreage that it holds, whether or not the commodities are commercially viable.
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But talented as he was as a puppeteer, in a sense Henson simply saw the Muppets as a commercially viable creative outlet to help fund his other interests.
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Ms. Johnson has been told that her work is too political and that she should stay away from race-related issues if she wants to be commercially viable.
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The two oversee Petroteq Energy, a Canadian company that aims to have the first commercially viable oil sands production in the United States underway here by early September.
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Lying just a couple of miles from a fenced-off area honoring the country's first commercially viable oil well, it generates enough power for a nearby office block.
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"We are happy to reach a point where importing gas from U.S. is not only politically desirable but also commercially viable," Lithuania's Energy Minister Zygimantas Vaiciunas said Monday.
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Even though it is not yet commercially viable, traditional meat producers are worried the lab-grown meat could eventually become a low-cost alternative with little regulatory oversight.
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Flying from Seattle will allow the airline to use a Boeing 787-9 with a full passenger contingent, making the flight commercially viable despite the long distance, he added.
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But with a gradual reduction in losses and a slowly renewing fleet, some in the industry say Kuwait Airways is at last heading towards becoming a commercially viable airline.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals offered a one million dollar prize for whoever could "produce commercially viable quantities of in vitro (lab-grown) chicken meat" in 22003.
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The country has 19 oil blocks in its exclusive economic zone and an additional joint exploration zone with Nigeria, but it is yet to find any commercially viable oil.
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"Our team has been working on the critical technologies required to detect and identify the most commercially viable near-Earth asteroids and their resources," said Lewicki in the statement.
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That was a very big influence—the idea that you can take a financial risk and book the artists you love, even if they aren't the most commercially viable.
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The company also reiterated arguments the safety report is unnecessary, saying among other things that the "smart gun' technology proponents would like reviewed "is not commercially viable or reliable.
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They would have to prove it can go for at least 500 high-rate cycles in order to be commercially viable and they have to string multiple cells together.
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"While already deemed commercially viable, we will work together on the appraisal of this discovery and a cost-effective scheme to ensure a rapid, low breakeven development," he added.
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There is no commercially viable technology for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels and most signatories to the Paris agreement are pursuing policies to suppress fossil fuel use.
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Books that may be commercially viable are not necessarily good simply because there is an audience for them (the French edition of Allen's memoir will be published as planned).
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"This is a commercially viable project," Najib told a news conference, after he and Singapore counterpart Lee Hsien Loong witnessed the signing of a deal to build the rail link.
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Outside of cryptocurrencies, few commercially viable products have been built on blockchain to date, and crypto prices have plunged, with bitcoin losing almost 70 percent of its value in 2018.
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However, until materials like graphene can be delivered in commercially viable, device compatible, functionally targeted forms, the achievements demonstrated at lab scale will not be transferred to real-world products.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Centamin Plc, which runs Egypt's only commercial gold mine, said it would not bid in the country's new gold exploration tender because the terms are not commercially viable.
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The electric future Dyson has abandoned its plan to build electric cars, saying the project aimed at taking on the biggest names in the automotive industry is not commercially viable.
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Even if new antibiotics were paid for separately, many investors think that patients for drugs like plazomicin are too few to make these drugs commercially viable in the near term.
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But the challenges of replicating the sun's fusion on earth are enormous and critics say that it remains unclear whether the technology will work and can eventually be commercially viable.
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Given the security disasters at Yahoo, it's hard to imagine anyone paying for an ad-free version of its Mail app (maybe a secure version would be more commercially viable).
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Through hours of online research, Crowley came across the NASA-backed work of Bobby Littrell, who had come up with an entirely new way to build commercially viable piezoelectric microphones.
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And to be able to offer commercially viable products, it helps to pre-install some of Google's popular apps, particularly Google Play, which is the dominant app store for Android.
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They consider it unlikely for the foreseeable future that vertical farming could produce enough food of different varieties to feed a significant number of people in a commercially viable way.
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The project, which forms part of Bulgarian efforts to set up a regional gas hub, had hinged upon its ability to sell sufficient capacity to make the pipeline commercially viable.
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But the grounding of Boeing 737 Max planes after two fatal crashes means the routes are "no longer commercially viable" and will be stopped from September 15, the airline said.
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Google, previously viewed as Silicon Valley's leader in driverless cars, is quickly falling behind, as it has failed to ink necessary deals with carmakers to make its tech commercially viable.
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Peroa and Cangoa produce about 900,000 cubic meters of gas per day and Malombe is expected to be declared commercially viable in the second half of 2019, the company said.
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By working together across the supply chain with port authorities, fuel suppliers, manufacturers and governments, the bold vision of commercially viable zero emission vessels can become a reality by 2030.
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Sixteen years later the "War on Terror" has morphed into a war without end while our technologies have expanded to include commercially viable deepwater fishing, oil drilling and ocean mining.
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National governments have also played an important role in that race by investing in promising technologies that aren't yet commercially viable in hopes of winning the lucrative new domestic industry.
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Seventy percent of future oil developments are commercially viable with Brent crude at $60 per barrel, up from 50 percent a year ago, natural resources consultancy Wood Mackenzie said on Wednesday.
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This technology is Vestas' attempt to move towards more scalable manufacturing to ensure that mass production of wind turbines remains commercially viable at a time of price pressure and rising demand.
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London (CNN Business)Dyson has abandoned plans to build electric cars, saying its $3 billion project--aimed at taking on the biggest names in the automotive industry--is not commercially viable.
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In a lawsuit filed in San Francisco on Monday, the parties accused SolarCity of gaining undue advantage of Cogenra's Shingling technology that helps in manufacturing high-efficiency commercially viable solar panels.
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The simply named Solar-Powered Battery Charger is likely the most commercially viable (if slowest) of the bunch, giving phones a full charge after 10 hours of exposure to the sun.
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Richard Branson, a British tycoon, has offered $25m to whoever first comes up with a "commercially viable design" that would remove 1bn tonnes of greenhouse gases a year for ten years.
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The former Portuguese colony, which also has a joint exploration zone with Nigeria, is located in the resource-rich Gulf of Guinea but has yet to discover any commercially viable oil.
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Chinese search giant Baidu is planning to test its autonomous cars in the United States, with a goal of building a "commercially viable" car by 2018, reports The Wall Street Journal.
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Miss Debater is going into retirement for now as IBM moves on to developing the technology in more "commercially viable directions," according to Ranit Aharonov, IBM's manager for the AI system.
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A new experimental airplane being built by NASA could help push electric-powered aviation from a technical curiosity and pipe dream into something that might become commercially viable for small aircraft.
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The album's success solidified Vernon as a new mastermind in the recently commercially viable indie world, and it became a cultural landmark for a certain kind of unapologetically emotional solo artist.
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"With the data at our disposal Hellenic Petroleum is not yet in a position to refer to the existence, the size of deposits or whether they are commercially viable," it said.
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Commercially viable, fully autonomous robotaxi service for dense urban areas is still a long, long way off — and definitely out of reach for startup and smaller companies in the near term.
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Peterson: For a while I was looking into this American company called Endgame, which started out in the offensive security space but pivoted into the more commercially viable defensive cyber world.
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Video game developers have found commercially viable uses for the medium, and moviemakers have also dipped their toes in: Last year's Venice Film Festival had a dedicated section for VR works.
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"However, though we have tried very hard throughout the development process, we simply can no longer see a way to make it commercially viable," he said in an email to staff.
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It set up a new company in March dedicated to the research and development of self-driving vehicles, with plans to invest $2.8 billion to develop a commercially viable autonomous car.
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Meatable is also an early claimant to a commercially viable, patented process for manufacturing meat cells without the need to kill an animal as a prerequisite for cell differentiation and growth.
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The sense of urgency is due in part to huge natural gas finds offshore in recent years that become commercially viable if Cyprus can export the fuel to markets through Turkey.
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I think there's a lot of cynicism generally about bands and I think people assume that if a band is doing something it's to make themselves more successful or commercially viable.
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Why it matters: GE's founder, Thomas Edison, invented the first commercially viable lightbulb more than 125 years ago, and the light bulb business has been one of GE's most recognizable for generations.
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Embark Trucks has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Sequoia Capital in its bid to be the first to develop and launch a commercially viable driverless truck.
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Among other things, the contract stipulated that costs would be reviewed after the area was declared commercially viable in 2014, which has led to years of sparring as oil prices have fluctuated.
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"The problem is not how much money is going to be available for Belt and Road, the problem is we have to find a structure (that is) bankable, commercially viable," he said.
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Four reactors are operating out of 42 commercially viable units, and Kyushu Electric has been planning to restart two of its reactors at its Genkai plant in southern Japan by next March.
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Its economic fortunes rest as well on its ability to produce cutting-edge, commercially viable technologies through innovation and on adapting its workforce to the requirements of this century's tech-centric economy.
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But while they may see self-driving as a fundamentally regional challenge, others are critical of their localised approach, saying the U.S. giants will win out by ensuring commercially viable services first.
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But while they may see self-driving as a fundamentally regional challenge, others are critical of their localized approach, saying the U.S. giants will win out by ensuring commercially viable services first.
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Conference delegates expressed concern that such countries would find it hard to pay back loans from Chinese companies and banks and emphasized that more projects must be "high quality" and commercially viable.
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The type of reservoirs found in the Prudhoe Bay - Kuparuk areas are not present in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge or they are so extensively deformed as to be not commercially viable.
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"You have to be able to fly over land for this enterprise to be commercially viable," said Darren Hartl, an aerospace engineer at Texas A&M University and member of Bowersox' design team.
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The HD video (above) was produced for a demo in 1993, but the clip was pulled from a D-VHS tape from 2002 — when digital video was becoming more popular and commercially viable.
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Gou said speeding up the transformation of Sharp's patents into technologies that yield commercially viable products will be part of the initial restructuring, as will a metrics-based review of all Sharp staff.
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On Friday, Beijing launched a coordinated campaign to stem the slide in share prices, encouraging various types of asset managers to launch commercially viable products to ease liquidity stress at smaller listed companies.
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The plan is to create a commercially viable aircraft that can help address the growing demand for high-speed air transit, which is encouraged by trends like distributed workforces and international corporate conglomerates.
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CO2 could be removed through afforestation and reforestation, land restoration, direct air carbon capture and storage, and other strategies, but none have so far proved commercially viable on anything like the required scale.
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Finance Ministry spokesman Dan Lauzon, asked later on Tuesday about Allen's C$12 billion estimate, said the government's pipeline purchase was "commercially viable and has the potential to add value" for new investors.
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But analysts say that gas plants operating in the reserve market for power in Germany that can switch on quickly when there is a shortfall can earn extra money, making them commercially viable.
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BHP Billiton CEO Andrew Mackenzie said capturing carbon and finding industrial uses for it had the potential to be a significant industry for China if it can be proved to be commercially viable.
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Researchers with the University of Papua New Guinea predicted in a 2008 report that 83 percent of the country's commercially viable forests will be lost or degraded by 2021 due to commercial logging.
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According to Yamamoto, it now looks as if this date will have to be put back by about a decade because current costs are too high to make gas hydrate extraction commercially viable.
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Having run a successful entertainment production and finance company that made consistently successful films in a difficult climate I know what it takes to develop, execute and finance a commercially viable creative project.
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If Simons can manage to bring the kind of creative energy from his seasoned career to Calvin Klein, maybe New York Fashion Week can truly shed its reputation for boring, commercially-viable clothing.
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Kenichi Yamamoto, who led the engineering team that produced a commercially viable rotary engine at the company now known as Mazda Motor Company and later became its president and chairman, died on Dec.
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Dyson will discontinue its electric vehicle project, but will continue working on its solid-state battery tech after its cars were deemed not "commercially viable" during testing, the U.K.-based company announced Thursday.
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Another programmer, Shuiguai, noted that filmmakers were less likely to take on potentially career-ending projects when the government has made film so commercially viable — as long they adhered to the government's rules.
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Resources in central Scotland are estimated to hold at least 49.4 trillion cubic feet of shale gas, the consultation said, with around 2 percent of this likely to be commercially viable for production.
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The movement has succeeded numerous times in both closing plants and preventing construction, such as a proposed plant in northern California that was planned to be the first commercially viable nuclear power plant.
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A total of 13 million barrels per day (b/d) of new oil supply could be developed by 2025, of which nine million would be commercially viable with Brent at $60, Wood Mackenzie said.
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"This could include piloting commercially viable business models with innovative solutions that integrate storage systems and solar power to Shell's sites in Singapore," Shell said, declining to provide more details citing commercial confidentiality reasons.
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Unlike existing fission reactors, which produce energy by splitting atoms, ITER would generate power by combining atoms, but it remains unclear whether the technology will work and whether it will eventually be commercially viable.
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Brad Herald, chairman of the OWA, said he expects a number of Lexin's wells that are commercially viable will eventually be bought by other companies, but that process could take up to six months.
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But, as the second tip alludes to, a minimum viable product (MVP) should be the main the focus — what is the least functional, the least capable implementation of your product that is commercially viable?
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But when it comes to taking chances on women-directed work and seeing it as commercially viable, Sundance 22017 mostly felt like a long lesson in just how far we still have to go.
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"A handful of leading brands, like NEXT and New Look, demonstrate it is a moral imperative, and commercially viable, to treat refugees with respect," Phil Bloomer, the watchdog's executive director, said in a statement.
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It's easy to try and trim away the perceived fat of a long album, but Drake made the album he wanted to make, not necessarily the one that would be the most commercially viable.
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The TOR arrangement provided for Petrobras and the government to revise some terms in the contract when fields were declared commercially viable, taking into account shifts in oil prices, production costs and other variables.
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The technology is proven to work and it exists in a few places around the world, but it's too expensive to be commercially viable in most instances, making it an easy target to protest.
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For all of these companies, the goal is nothing less than providing a commercially viable technology to combat some of the causes of climate change in a way that's appealing to the average consumer.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese property developer Kaisa Group said on Thursday a debt restructuring plan proposed last week by bondholders including Farallon Capital and BFAM Partners was "not commercially viable in the current environment".
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Apple joins a growing list of traditional carmakers, technology companies, and small start ups to test drive cars in California - all vying to be the first to have commercially viable vehicles on the roads.
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And some of the biggest changes in the field are now becoming commercially viable, thanks to the spread of affordable consumer hardware, like 360-degree cameras, and the ubiquity of powerful smartphones and devices.
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Recognizing that they were better at building development tools and prototypes than commercially-viable games, they bet their company on the goal of releasing a game engine for the small Mac-based developer community.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The science of gene therapy is finally delivering on its potential, and drugmakers are now hoping to produce commercially viable medicines after tiny sales for the first two such treatments in Europe.
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The material, cellulose nanofibres, could become a viable alternative to steel in the decades ahead, they say, although it faces competition from carbon-based materials, and remains a long way from being commercially viable.
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Denmark's Maersk said on Wednesday it aimed to have carbon neutral vessels commercially viable by 2030 by using energy sources such as biofuels and would cut its net carbon emissions to zero by 2050.
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Piracucá was declared commercial in 2009 but further studies showed the area was not commercially viable, Petrobras, as the Brazilian state-controlled oil company is commonly known, said in a statement sent to Reuters.
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The process has not been proven commercially viable at scale, but it is widely seen as critical to mitigating the impacts of climate change because developing nations around the world are still building coal plants.
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"Though we have tried very hard throughout the development process, we simply can no longer see a way to make it commercially viable," James Dyson, the company's billionaire founder, wrote in a note to employees.
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" The Canadian government said this transition to greener sources would be supported by using the Canada Infrastructure Bank to "finance projects such as commercially viable clean energy and modern electricity systems between provinces and territories.
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Miners say the terms price out the most critical early investors: junior explorers that operate like venture capital, raising funds to take high-risk bets in the hope of stumbling on a commercially viable discovery.
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As much as 9 million barrels per day (bpd) of potential fresh oil supply is currently commercially viable at an oil price of $60 a barrel, compared with 7 million bpd in the previous study.
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"Burberry was one of the brands that, yes, wanted to be part of the fashion world, but we also wanted to sell — we had a business and we needed to be commercially viable," she said.
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However, the announcement is a major blow to airlines, and many may not offer a full service of flights to Europe if it is not commercially viable to have flights returning in the opposite direction.
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"I can't truly see how commercially viable that idea is because you would have to literally have somebody walking along to keep it in the line of sight, watching it at all times," Solaris said.
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America needs to work with other countries to impose international and established standards and processes that are commercially viable and transparent for all external bidders in strategically important countries such as those in Southeast Asia.
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When it came to establishing her own brand, she eschewed the madcap creativity of her classmates and sought to build something commercially viable, which she attributes to watching her mother set up a fashion business.
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Because the more established galleries will, as always, offer an overwhelming supply of art that is good and not so good (but, above all, commercially viable), a few of the newcomers are worth a look.
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"There are still a number of challenging problems in order for an all solid state battery to be a commercially viable proposition," says Peter Bruce, a professor in the department of materials at Oxford university.
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The various projects aim to investigate, essentially, how music venues (an umbrella term which includes nightclubs) can stay open and act as commercially viable entities in a city that's becoming more commercially orientated by the day.
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In order for a company that produces a physical product to be commercially viable, it has to also have software applications that continue to churn out revenue from customers even after they've bought the initial product.
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And, as we have a much bigger and commercially viable market, more investors, from angels to VCs to strategics, are entering the game, translating to the kind of money like OneWeb and Planet have benefited from.
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The technology, which was already over 50 years old when it became commercially viable in the last decade, suddenly meant vast deposits of oil trapped between layers and pores of underground rock were open for business.
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But the audits counted traces of minerals not commercially viable to extract and misunderstood metals pricing, according to an analysis by Maya Forstater of the Center for Global Development, and London-based mining consultant Alexandra Readhead.
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Europe could hold trillions of cubic meters of shale gas resources, according to the International Energy Agency, but it is still unknown exactly where and how large they are, and whether extracting them is commercially viable.
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So it's planning to pursue an "outside-in" strategy, allowing network competition to serves commercially viable areas while laying down government support investment in parallel on what it describes as "the most difficult to reach areas".
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Clocking in around $503,000 ($58,000 in today's money), the price tag meant the art of creative cut-and-paste wasn't widely available until the mid-to-late 80s, when more commercially viable products entered the market.
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The project "proves that the government's decision to withdraw subsidies doesn't have to signal the end of solar as a commercially viable technology," Steve Shine, chairman of the Clayhill project's developer, clean tech firm Anesco, said.
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As a result, Ms. Rathmell said, Lufa demonstrated a commercially viable way to supply urbanites with greens grown sustainably in rooftop greenhouses — a system that is particularly suitable for cold-weather cities with short growing seasons.
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Qantas International Chief Executive Alison Webster said the airline would examine customer requests for Sydney-London services and design the cabin in a way that made it "both affordable for customers and commercially viable for the airline".
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The band's fifth studio album Speaking In Tongues continued in a similar vein to Remain In Light, then after their commercially viable funk sabbatical, they got back to making pulverising grooves on their final underrated album Naked.
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At Elevate, with the entire ecosystem gathered in one place, the discussions ranged from identifying key markets and players with commercially viable vehicles to enabling technologies, like battery storage, and aircraft certification and policy, like FAA regulations.
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But it is not just consumers driving this change – social enterprises and charities have been "beavering away" for decades, to make social impact commercially viable, said Sophi Tranchell, group chief executive of British social enterprise Divine Chocolate.
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While some question whether the operation of a space station is commercially viable, the fact that something would have to be done with the space station once the NASA shuttle program was decommissioned was a foregone conclusion.
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Maryland-based ENVEIL, a startup staffed by the former NSA HE team, has broken the performance barriers required to produce a commercially viable version of HE, benchmarking millions of times faster than IBM in tested use cases.
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But there's a good reason all those companies are chasing the same dream: Being first to have commercially viable self-driving cars carries with it the prospect for a massive return on the money spent creating them.
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While there are a number of reasons for such low and abnormal economic growth, the focus on replacing fossil fuels with energy sources that are not commercially viable in spite of large subsidies is a contributing factor.
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In a statement, Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller said the court's ruling meant the company's gas deals with Ukraine would no longer be commercially viable, so it had no choice but to ask the court to terminate them.
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We need more examples like the Department of Energy working with the Breakthrough Energy Coalition, a group launched by Richard Branson and 20 other leaders committed to making renewable energy technologies less expensive and more commercially viable.
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The Masdar chief went on to describe the pickup in renewable energy consumption around the world, and stressed the industry's growing importance not just to strategic diversification of national energy portfolios, but to commercially viable investment as well.
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And one of the festival's most commercially viable movies to mix the real and the constructed was American Animals, a kind of a heist film and one that I'm still not sure shouldn't be categorized as a documentary.
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The wind power sector is at a critical juncture as subsidies that have underpinned the industry since the early 1990s disappear because politicians want to make it more commercially viable and able to compete with other energy sources.
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Kalanquin called on the French government to speed up planned tenders for tidal current turbine farms, with commercially viable scale of more than 100 MW. DCNS will install 7 pilot turbines in Raz Blanchard for EDF in 2018.
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"At the time we observed that there was increased pressure on primary dealers in the UK and elsewhere, driven by balance sheet constraints, and we wanted to make primary dealer participation as commercially viable as possible," Stheeman said.
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The Flume sound harnessed an extremely sought-after power—advertisers deemed it commercially viable to a broad demographic spectrum that includes both trendy club kids and soccer moms watching daytime TV. And so the sound soon became unavoidable.
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If you're comparing us to the low-Earth orbit constellations, … their satellite is orbiting the Earth once every 90 minutes or so, so you need thousands of satellites to provide a commercially viable service that doesn't have gaps.
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Over the last ten years, a surge in lithium-ion battery production drove down prices to the point that — for the first time in history — electric vehicles became commercially viable from the standpoint of both cost and performance.
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"We must also consider that although the research and development required to create a commercially viable product may not have environmental protection at its core, the long term benefits of this technology far outweigh the short-term cost."
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"What we think separates Future Meat is that they have an actual plan to get to commercially viable price points that doesn't require massive capital expenditures or future breakthroughs," S23G managing director Matt Walker said in an interview.
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"'Black Panther' paves the way for a new narrative with the breaking down of barriers and outdated notions of what a commercially viable, mass appeal superhero film can look like," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore.
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While a big premium for convenience might have been commercially viable once in the lucrative U.S. market, it would not be viable today, given the squeeze on prices by pharmacy benefit managers, who administer drug programs for health plans.
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I watched artist after artist struggle with choosing what work to make, because [one thing] would be commercially viable and sell regularly, but they wanted to do this other project that was wild and wacky and was maybe unsellable.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Airbus is exploring plans to cut A2380 superjumbo production to as low as six aircraft per year as it battles to make the world's largest airliner commercially viable beyond the end of the decade, industry sources said.
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"The simple truth is that in the absence of commercially viable carbon capture and storage, coal has no long-term future in the energy mix," said Carlota Garcia-Manas, an analyst who helps manage the Church of England fund.
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The firm also recommended the introduction of requirements after 2025 that would make electric vehicle batteries commercially viable – proposing a cost of $70 per kilowatt hour and the development of sufficient infrastructure to support the use and manufacturing of the vehicles.
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While Terrestrial's MSR design could potentially use thorium fuel in the future, the goal of becoming commercially viable as soon as possible means that the company will be sticking with uranium for now, since it's well-understood by the industry.
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This technology is continually being perfected through initiatives like Mcity, a public-private R&D partnership at the University of Michigan that is working to develop a commercially viable ecosystem of connected and automated driverless vehicles in urban and suburban environments.
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It's a big bet on a company that's hoping to pivot from (admittedly really hardcore) military robots into a commercially viable product that the company's co-founder, Yossi Wolf, says will be the first to crack the home market successfully.
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Although DIEC, with initial funding of 10 billion riyals ($2.7 billion) provided by the deep-pocketed Public Investment Fund, will take the lead in major entertainment industry projects, Dawood stressed that it intended all of its projects to be commercially viable.
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The bodies were recovered from the Eland shaft near the town of Welkom, following a gas explosion late last week, in an area where disused mines without commercially viable amounts of gold still hold enough deposits to attract illegal mining syndicates.
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"YouTube may terminate your access, or your Google account's access to all or part of the service if YouTube believes, in its sole discretion, that provision of the service to you is no longer commercially viable," the updated language reads.
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Earlier this month, the Federal Aviation Administration approved the first-ever pilot programs for drone flights and, more important, flights that are allowed to go beyond an operator's "line of sight," which is critical to developing commercially viable drone businesses.
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Last month, to the dismay of climate scientists around the world, Australia's federally financed science agency — the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization, or Csiro — announced plans to shift its focus to commercially viable projects and cut or reassign 350 researchers.
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The move to shut the Monju prototype fast breeder reactor in Fukui prefecture west of Tokyo adds to a list of failed attempts around the world to make the technology commercially viable and potentially cut stockpiles of dangerous nuclear waste.
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And given the leaps in progress that are being made on almost a daily process, a commercially viable quantum computer offering cloud services could happen even more quickly; the D-Wave 2000Q is called that because it can process 2,000 qubits.
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For Dr. Anita Sengupta, co-founder and Chief Product Office at Detroit's Airspace Experience Technologies (abbreviated ASX), it was an event full of validation of her company's specific approach to making electric vertical take-off and landing craft a working, commercially viable reality.
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That move, along with the addition of ex-Airbnb and TripAdvisor exec Shaun Stewart later this year, indicated the self-driving car unit was gunning for more than breakthroughs in research and technology now, and positioned to evolve into a commercially viable company.
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"In the U.S., an estimated 65 percent of shale oil and tight oil — which under a "business as usual" scenario could make up over 70 percent of the U.S. supply in 2030 — would no longer be commercially viable," according to the report.
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Its "Stratollites" are balloons that can ascend to heights in Earth's stratosphere (basically at the edge of space), and one key ingredient toward making them more commercially viable is ensuring they can spend a long time up in the air without coming down.
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While a number of different takes on self-driving technology are currently being tested, it's not yet clear which ones will be the most commercially viable or whether some mix of all of them will ultimately change the way we get around.
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Not only do the fields produce very little oil or natural gas compared to other Petrobras assets, the sources said, their age will require substantial investment to maintain commercially viable output, a situation made more difficult by oil prices near decade lows.
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"From a technical perspective there is no reason why you wouldn't be able to make a smaller version of an already commercially viable nuclear technology such as PWR (pressurised water reactor)," Mike Tynan, director of Britain's Nuclear Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (NAMRC), said.
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"Dominant tech platforms like YouTube can harm users both economically and non-economically by taking action against them for alleged misconduct, or even for not being 'commercially viable' in this case, by terminating their accounts or de-monetizing content," Gilbert told Motherboard.
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The June Brexit referendum and the domestic political turmoil it set off came at a difficult time for the sector, struggling to find its footing after former Prime Minister David Cameron cut many subsidies that had helped new technologies become commercially viable.
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When the staff cuts were announced in February, the science agency's chief executive, Larry Marshall, said the focus of the remaining staff members would shift away from understanding and forecasting climate change and toward finding commercially viable ways to cope with its effects.
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I don't know if it's as much altruism, or everyone is all of a sudden woke, as much as it is a combination of the fact that it's commercially viable, the stories are interesting, the music pops and people think, 'Why not now?
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He never rented out to a boutique, never left looking for a more commercially viable location, never closed his door to a curious passerby, never forgot his roots deep in our community, and never lost his love and care for the artists.
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The genre saw its ups and downs: In the mid-60s, Bob Dylan's shift away from folk to rock music killed its chances to go mainstream, but during the same time, fans began organizing bluegrass festivals that kept it commercially viable for touring artists.
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It's impossible to cover all of the topics in such a broad and groundbreaking field over the course of a single-day event, but we did our best, from drones and Disney to household robotics and launching a commercially viable startup in the space.
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Which brings us to the possible reason for why Facebook is acquiring Bloomsbury AI, a startup that I'm told was phenomenally strong when viewed as a group of researchers, but less so when it comes to getting a commercially viable product out of the door.
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"Ultimately, my hope is that such tiny objects will have smartphone capabilities and be built to float about helping us in our everyday lives in smarter ways," said the University of Tokyo professor, who hopes it will be commercially viable in five to 10 years.
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When you find out the enigmatic 24-year-old who built one of the first commercially viable virtual reality headsets also funds a pro-Trump political action group aimed at spreading anti-Hillary Clinton memes, you may feel like your worldview has shifted a bit.
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While these design considerations look good on paper, the physicists conclude that the experiments conducted at MAST and the PPPL's spherical tokamak in the coming years will ultimately reveal the path to the compact, energy-efficient, commercially viable nuclear fusion plant of the future.
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One major issue with the Belt and Road project is "really a question of who the end buyers are going to be and whether any of these projects are going to be commercially viable," said Zach Witlin, Eurasia region analyst at geopolitical consultancy Eurasia Group.
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As there are limited plans to use more gas to produce heat in Finland, and other sources such as solar and geothermal energy are not yet commercially viable, using more biomass is seen as the most economic way of meeting the country's future energy needs.
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McKenzie's research team at the University of Waterloo responded by tweaking the sedan's software so it would factor in the time of year and weather when driving in the snow and ice, conditions that autonomous vehicles will have to navigate to be commercially viable.
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Frontier technologies are moving closer to the center of venture investment Continued advancements in computational power, data management, imaging and sensing technologies, and materials science are bridging researchers' ability to observe and understand phenomena with the potential to manipulate them in commercially viable ways.
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This is because "even though the Arctic Circle contains large amounts of untapped resources, as well as being a potential trade route, the full potential of the Arctic to become commercially viable seems to be at least a decade away," the Stratfor analyst said.
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Larry Page, the co-founder of Google and CEO of its parent company Alphabet, has put at least $100 million into flying car startups, and one of the companies Page has backed promises to have a commercially viable car available for sale by the end of 2017.
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The next anxiety was, how do we get this done with integrity and maintain our voice and perspective while collaborating with people across different backgrounds—while fundraising and trying to prove to people that this was going to be commercially viable and viable to a white audience?
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But the way Assassination Nation was snapped up as the most commercially viable bet out of a lineup heavy with more ambitious, interesting work from female directors — like The Tale, Shirkers, Skate Kitchen, and The Miseducation of Cameron Post — really set a tone for the year.
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The German appliance manufacturing giant BSH is in the early stages of partnering with the U.S. and Israeli-based laundry-folding robot designer FoldiMate on product development and manufacturing in the latest volley in the battle to bring a commercially viable laundry-folding robot to market.
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The country's land ministry previously tapped a discovery in exploration well Anye-1 in the 695 square-kilometre (268 square mile) Zheng An block, with a daily gas flow of 100,000 cubic metres, or about 3.5 million cubic feet per day, an amount considered commercially viable.
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William O'Keefe knows "there is no commercially viable technology for reducing carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels" but endorses them anyway as record-setting heat decimates populations outside of the United States ("A focus on climate change ignores energy poverty," The Hill's Contributors blog, May 25).
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It is extremely challenging for new entrant carriers like JetBlue to obtain commercially viable slots, gates or facilities at MEX and a grant of unconditional anti-trust immunity is likely to only further inhibit competition and keep fares high to the detriment of the travelling public.
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Why it will boom in 2020: "Robots have finally become commercially viable, however, each robot provider has their own set of standards and capabilities creating a barrier to end user adoption," says Wang, adding that this service "provides a bridge" that will help companies adopt robots faster.
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This phase in the startup's continued growth is still in its infancy – Twist's researchers are still testing out the idea of data storage in DNA and a commercially viable product isn't likely to be ready for a couple of years – but early tests indicate the idea is possible.
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While Solar Impulse 2 is not a commercially viable model at this stage–slowly transporting two men in a cramped, unpressurized cabin without the comforts found elsewhere in modern aviation–it serves as a tremendous case study for what is possible when human perseverance converges with technological innovation.
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And while his impact on the indie scene isn't as fundamental as R. Crumb, as commercially viable as Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles creators), or as evocative as the Hernandez Brothers (of Love and Rockets fame), he still added a ton to the community.
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"The first prize was a $10 million prize, to go to space twice within two weeks, because we wanted to show that it can be repeated, which means that it is commercially viable — it's not a science fiction project, and it can be done at a reasonable cost," Ansari recalled.
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The wind power sector is at a critical juncture as the subsidies that have cradled it since its inception in the early 240s, and underpinned its business model, disappear as politicians enact a long-planned push to make the industry more commercially viable and able to compete with other energy sources.
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This dream of a sustainable "star in a jar" was brought one step closer to reality this month by physicists at the Department of Energy's Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, who demonstrated how the design for a new type of "jar" could lead to the first commercially viable nuclear fusion power plant.
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The gas-fired plant is designated as a reserve power plant for Bavaria where the neighbouring nuclear power station Gundremmingen will be switched off in two stages, 2017 for block B and 2021 for Gundremmingen C. Reserve power plants can earn more money, making a gas-fired option more commercially viable.
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The group's mooted third album never arrived, and "Summer Smash," arguably the most infectious, commercially viable, and grin-inducing single he's ever written, the song that could have finally made Lawrence a household name, had its intended September 1997 shelved in the wake of Princess Diana's death in a car crash.
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The $10 price tag is a whole lot lower than the $50 target that experts from the Good Food Institute were talking about back in April of this year — and represents a significant cost reduction that makes lab-grown meat a potentially commercially viable option much sooner than anyone expected.
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With an order from Emirates and the Chinese, it could continue production at a slow rate into the 2030s, by which time congestion at the world's hub airports will have got so bad that the investment case for a bigger and more fuel efficient update to the A380 should be commercially viable.
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"Fundamentally, it was an experimental project but they were under pressure to show it could be a commercially viable project, so they grossly underestimated the time and the cost and the difficulty," said Edwin Lyman, a senior scientist at the Union of Concerned Scientists, who has written and testified about the AP22 design.
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Indeed, Rigetti announced onstage a new hybrid computing platform that can provide computing services to help the industry both reach quantum advantage — that tipping point at which quantum is commercially viable — and to enable industries to explore the technologies to acclimatize to the potential ways in which typical operations could be disrupted by it.
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There are several reasons that could explain why this boom is happening now: plant-based "chicken" may have taken longer to develop than "beef," the chicken sandwich is the new hot item in fast food, and the unprecedented success of plant-based "beef" has provided companies with proof that meat alternatives are commercially viable.
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And while Royole beat the fold to market, Samsung still had a very good shot at the claim of first commercially viable foldable on the market, with a decade of Galaxy devices under its belt and hand-in-hand work with the Google team to create an Android UX that makes sense on a pair of very different screens.
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"In light of these redemption requests and the increasing illiquid nature of the Funds ... as well as issues relating to accounting and revenue recognition policies that have been raised in connection with an ongoing SEC investigation ... the Investment Manager has determined that the continued operation of the Funds is no longer commercially viable," the letter said.
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The group's goal is to work together in order to "solve some of the most significant challenges to deploy self-driving vehicles at scale," which pretty clearly translates into putting together the collective efforts of some of those who stand to gain most from autonomy becoming a commercially viable technology, in order to speed up said commercialization.
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As PPPL physicists demonstrated in their recent paper in Nuclear Fusion,the spherical tokamak design is a leading candidate for the creation of a fusion nuclear science facility (FNSF), which would bridge the gap between ITER, which will be the world's largest nuclear fusion experiment when it comes online in a few years, and a commercially viable nuclear fusion power plant.
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As with a lot of high-level math, that work is largely theoretical, and so the work that Duality — led by its other co-founders Alon Kaufman, Rina Shainski, Vinod Vaikuntanathan and Kurt Rohloff, all of whom also have long lists of cybersecurity and data science credentials — has done has involved making the algorithms into something that is commercially viable and usable by most businesses.
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There's already been a precedent set for getting all the exemptions you'd need to do this in the U.S. The tricky part is really just getting the FAA to a point where they're comfortable enough with the technology to issue all the exemptions necessary for one use case to actually show that drone delivery can happen in the U.S. in a commercially viable way.
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In a statement yesterday, the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base stated that the contracts were part of a broader Air Force plan to move away from the controversial use of Russian-supplied RD-180 engines in the Atlas V. "Having two or more domestic, commercially viable launch providers that also meet national security space requirements is our end goal," said Lt. Gen.
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"In fact, however, during the third quarter of 2017 Mr. Wheeler and other Faegre Baker lobbyists were actively lobbying senior officials at the Department of the Interior in an effort to change the boundaries of the Bears Ears National Monument in order to allow Energy Fuels to be able to reopen the Daneros uranium mine when uranium prices rise enough to make it commercially viable again," the complaint said.
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And while Stamos has avoided making critical remarks about Acton (unlike some current Facebook staffers), he clearly wants to lend his weight to the notion that some kind of trade-off is necessary in order for end-to-end encryption to be commercially viable (and thus for the greater good (of messaging privacy) to prevail); and therefore his tacit support to Facebook and its approach to making money off of a robustly encrypted platform.
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