Sentence examples for a reliable fix from inspiring English sources

It's hard to get a reliable fix on why the shortages this week are occurring.

Will the industry wait for this tide of negative sentiment to pass or will the 737 MAX be grounded indefinitely, while they determine the root cause for each of these accidents, and find a reliable fix that everyone can agree on?

A quick, generally reliable fix is to replace them with a subtly larger size, not so long as to over penetrate into some other part: US #6 x 3/8" long or so machine screws, driven in straight and firmly initially (but not overtightened down) are typically right for loose side panel attachments with standard screws will bend themselves new threads in the sheet metal.

He had taken it on to remote moorland to hunt for Bowland Betty in the area where he had received the last reliable fix from her transmitter.

The most reliable fix seems to be installing the 64-bit version of iTunes.

For each locus, we estimated the number of amplification repetitions necessary to have reliable homozygous genotype using the formula p = 1−(ADO n where p is the probability to have a reliable genotype fixed to 0.99, ADO the allele dropout rate and n the number of repetitions.

These separation techniques provide a large variation in BFI, a difference of 0.741 predicted for BFI in a catchment with the less reliable fixed and sliding interval methods and local minima turning point methods included.

Galileo's next-generation technologies are designed to provide users with quicker, more reliable fixes, enabling them to locate their positions with an error of one metre, compared with the current GPS error of several metres.

Its next-generation technologies should enable users to get quicker, more reliable fixes and be able to locate their positions with an error of one metre, compared with the current GPS error of several metres.

Users of its open service should get quicker, more reliable fixes and be able to locate their positions to within one metre compared with the current GPS-only error of several metres.

The double difference (DD) of satellite observables between rover and base stations mostly eliminates atmospheric delay errors, and the ambiguity resolution process usually employs the least squares ambiguity decorrelation adjustment (LAMBDA) method (Teunissen 1995) that is efficient in delivering reliable fixed integer ambiguities.