viable
व्यवहार्य
definition
adjective
the proposed investment was economically viable
capable of working successfully; feasible.
translation of 'viable'
व्यवहार्य,
जीवक्षम
adjective
बड़ी जीवन-शक्ति का,
बड़े जीवर्नबल का
example
That's a little beside the point, though, because my article was focusing on whether commuter Internet access was 'viable' and feasible.
Dormancy is defined as the inability of a 'viable' seed to germinate under conditions otherwise adequate for germination.
The internet may provide a 'viable' alternative but for the moment, everyone seems lost, wondering what's going to happen next.
a commercially 'viable' business
A peak value is then seen where the greatest numbers of molecules are in the greatest number of 'viable' cells.
All plants were found to be fertile and set 'viable' seeds which germinated and produced morphologically normal plants.
It follows from the conclusion reached above that the physiological changes that occur during senescence are those of 'viable' cells and tissues.
Dashed segments of the line indicate where 'viable' seeds do not germinate at low temperatures.
A mural for the walls became a more permanent and 'viable' alternative.
Unfortunately the fees are high and with no 'viable' alternative and unable to find work, Charlie along with Phil hit on an idea.
The number of colonies present was a measure of the number of 'viable' cells in the original cultures.
'viable' solution
In addition, their long shelf life eventually might translate into a reduced number of 'viable' cells.
In turn, it may make campus and community radio all the more 'viable' as alternative media for the music of talents like Fisher.
A rise in basal body temperature may signal either a passing virus or a 'viable' fetus.
They have investigated, over three seasons, the development process from ovule to 'viable' seed.
A 'viable' plan for an alternative would be part of the proposed project.
If significant placental abruption occurs, a 'viable' fetus should be delivered immediately.
So, is there is a 'viable' future for alternative operators in the United Kingdom?
In fact, Thompson said new technology would have to be developed for the solar car to become a 'viable' consumer alternative.
The plants that survived appeared phenotypically normal in all growth phases and produce 'viable' seed that germinated normally.
A provisional diagnosis of missed abortion was made, but an ultrasound scan subsequently revealed 'viable' triplets.
Surgery for intractable disease should be delayed until the fetus is 'viable' .
An agenda that can be articulated as a 'viable' alternative to the version of corporate globalisation currently under way.
It is hard to see any practical and 'viable' alternative to the state at present.
They say the proposals will also offer a 'viable' transport alternative to the car and will make inter-district travel a reality.
I looked at the Dem candidates and realized there is no 'viable' alternative for me.
If the conservatory legally stands and you continue to feel that moving house isn't a 'viable' option, alternative tactics could be adopted.
Wherever there were regular shifts, buses can be a 'viable' alternative.
Buying pirated movies is a 'viable' alternative to those of us who are economically challenged.
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