Sentence examples for Historically reliable from inspiring English sources

Historically, reliable monolithic capacitor bank-driven pulse magnet user systems have been limited to fields of about 60 T.

The question is not whether sources are biased but whether biased sources can be used to yield historically reliable information, once their biased chaff is separated from the historical kernel.

It also comes as the major record companies are reeling from the loss of historically reliable brand-name acts.

His memoirs revived interest in the incidents and personalities of the First Empire but are not always historically reliable.

The text was probably written centuries after Jesus lived, and all other early, historically reliable Christian literature is silent on the question, she said.

Early returns on Thursday appeared to confirm the historically reliable Dutch exit poll, commissioned from Synovate by the major Dutch news media organizations.

This divergence could upend the historically-reliable Hispanic evangelical support for Republican candidates, political analyst Steffen Schmidt of the University of Iowa told the Huffington Post.

Despite much criticism, most of it justified, the kingdom has historically proven reliable to a fault as a friend to the West, and to America in particular.

Mr. Bush's job-approval ratings, historically a reliable indicator of an incumbent's prospects for re-election, remain at less than 50percentt, a level that even some Republicans said put him in a danger zone.

Two-thirds of internet users under the age of 30 have a social-networking profile, and half of these use the sites to get information about politics or the campaigns.Older, and historically more reliable, voters still prefer to use TV and newspapers to keep up with politics.

For example, tail jobs can be replicated on historically more reliable and faster DG nodes.