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121. This is viable because Lua does not perform type checking because all variables are untyped.

122. Barack Obama declared victory Wednesday (Beijing time) in the hard-fought race for the Democratic nomination to become the first black with a viable chance of winning the White House.

123. The Wabash plant and a similar one near Tampa, Florida, were built or refurbished with government money in the mid-1990s to demonstrate that gasification is a viable electricity source.

124. Both companies have said they don't see bankruptcy as a viable option for any auto maker.

125. The construction of a viable and committed army, bound by the Constitution, and the re-establishment of police force are critical areas that still require funding.

126. It's not a viable option to plagiarize someone else's work.

127. Considering the pathological section, the operation of eschar abrading could reserve the viable organization and the appendages of the skin utmostly.

128. Only a few forest tree species can develop viable seed from unpollinated ovules.

129. Modular construction approach and design for constructability are discussed in the paper as viable mean...

130. More research and advances in the searchable cryptography field are necessary before this approach becomes a viable solution for a virtual private storage service.

131. The many viable components of the business could be expected to operate more effectively.

132. In addition to have low sensitivity, it cannot distinguish viable from nonviable organisms and cannot identify drug-resistant strains.

133. The researchers hope to mass-produce their prototypes, though how viable this is on a mass-scaled remains to be seen.

134. Because multiple tissues are non - viable , amputation of such areas is necessary.

135. It is necessary and viable to preserve ICBN during axillary node clearance for carcinoma.

136. With the break-up of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in 1918, the small Republic of Austria was seen by many of its citizens as economically not viable.

137. Once safe and reliable hydrogen storage methods are available, off-board fuel processing at the filling station becomes a viable avenue for generating the hydrogen needed for transportation.

138. Based on the principle of optimality, a dynamic programming algorithm of minimal transfer times for a viable route was designed and this could be used to determine the upper bound.

139. "All right, " the assistant secretary of the navy said. "It's a viable weapon, but what will it cost?"

140. When L. pneumophila grew with nutrient alone without viable amoebae as hosts, total concentration of L. pneumophila was decreasing, and higher nutrient contents caused more decrease.

141. But Alexander Harcourt, professor emeritus of anthropology at UC Davis, regards neoteny as "still a viable concept."

142. Under the new policy, U.S. government funds could be used only to study the dozens of embryonic cell lines already in existence — many of which proved not to be viable.

143. CONCLUSIONS: Laparoscopic retroperitoneal adrenalectomy is a viable operative method for benign functional or non-functional adrenal masses.

143. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

144. And a government-appointed receiver — someone hard-nosed and nonpolitical — should have broad power to revamp G.M. with a viable business plan and return it to a private operation as soon as possible.

145. However, solar power not seen a viable way to power cars.

146. Broadly speaking, you have three viable options for setting the price.

147. Until now this hurdle has been insurmountable, but French vaccine company Sanofi-Pasteur announced this year that it has a viable tetravalent dengue vaccine undergoing phase III trials in Australia.

148. Flat, open, sunny space is rare in Santa Coloma, making the mausoleum one of the few viable spots for the town's solar energy program.

149. It was concluded that the PCR method is feasible and convenient for identifying the existence of Proteus mirabilis as viable or nonviable cells within urinary calculi.

150. While Generative Semantics is no longer regarded as a viable grammatical model, it is important in a number of ways.