tenability

In addition to monitoring thermal conditions and visibility, researchers also measured the oxygen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide levels to determine the tenability, that is, survival conditions, on the fire floor.

ACM TechNews 2010

In addition to monitoring thermal conditions and visibility, researchers also measured the oxygen, carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide levels to determine the tenability, that is, survival conditions, on the fire floor.

ACM TechNews 2010

The story might be warm, but I sense a false assumption that those who do not fundamentally doubt their faith are somehow uncritical and naive about the tenability of their beliefs.

Preach Your Doubts James F. McGrath 2009

And this connects with familiar debates as to the tenability of externalist views in the philosophy of mind.

Petty Injuries 2009

Demonstrating that they are not simply false but grossly mistaken thus serves as an index of the tenability of his remarks.

Making a Monkey out of Pat Buchanan 2009

The third question regards the tenability of the fundamental theory.

Molecular Genetics Waters, Ken 2007

The tenability of such accounts concerns not only philosophers primarily interested in pleasure but also those more generally concerned with the nature of mind.

Pleasure Katz, Leonard D. 2006

In sum, the reduplicative strategy is of no use in showing the logical tenability of the two natures doctrine.

Archive 2005-01-01 2005

In sum, the reduplicative strategy is of no use in showing the logical tenability of the two natures doctrine.

The Maverick on Reduplication 2005

The bulk of the arguments here attempt argument by example and reductio ad absurdum, as do most authors who attempt to demonstrate the tenability of their assertions by parallel links with plausible positions.

Choice For Men: Do Feminists and Pro-Lifers Make The Same Argument? 2005