Sentence examples for Reliably able from inspiring English sources
Few operas are as reliably able to make an effect.
In the case of choosing eight loudspeaker positions from a possible 32 locations, for which there are more than[formula]possible combinations, the simulated annealing program was reliably able to find a set of positions which gave an overall reduction at the microphones which was within 0.5 dB of the best achievable, by searching only about 2000 loudspeaker combinations.
For my money, few wines are more versatile at the table, and more reliably able to put a smile on my face, than rosé Champagne.
She found in a discrimination task that listeners were reliably able to identify whether a fricative ([s] or [f]) was produced by speakers in combination with a high or a low tonal target, no matter if the fricative was extracted from whispered speech or a normally voiced utterance.
What this means is that knowing only the presence or absence of the sort of factors listed above they were reliably able to predict whether double-object or recipient-PP structures would be used in a given context, with a 92% score accuracy rate.
There would be no learnable social formula that could be of any use and no one's having successfully done it could count as "knowing" it in the sense of being reliably able to do it again or in the sense of being able to teach others.
The remains were left outdoors for two days, in sweltering heat and rain, but expert investigators should "pretty reliably" be able to collect DNA to identify the remains.
Therefore, we feel that the current results do not provide adequate methodology or evidence for reliably being able to generalize their results.
The poorest will be able reliably to feed themselves only when they are less poor.
He is reliably plugged in, able to connect me with the settlement's devils and angels and everything in between.
It is unrealistic to expect councils to be able reliably to find moderate groups to work with, when even central government has struggled.
