Sentence examples for augmented reliability from inspiring English sources

This algorithm pays a little performance price with respect to the mix SH-ADD algorithm, while guaranteeing cost-reduction and augmented reliability.

An augmented reliability problem is formulated where the design variables are artificially considered as uncertain and Markov Chain Monte Carlo techniques are implemented in order to simulate samples of them that lead to system failure.

In the setting of augmented reliability formulation, for a specific design configuration, the failure probability of a system is proportional to the probability density value of design variables conditioned on the failure event, thus transforming FPF approximation into a problem of density estimation.

The run of many control charts simultaneously will augment the reliability of detection.

These caching strategies can then be readily implemented in a Cloud-based Context Provisioning Architecture to augment the reliability, scalability and device/location independence benefits that are provide by the Cloud setup.

The minipig genome sequence presented in this paper further augments the reliability of genome based predictions regarding translational research.

To augment the reliability of FBA-based flux calculations we propose an additional side constraint which assures thermodynamic realizability, i.e. that the flux directions are consistent with the corresponding changes of Gibb's free energies.

Although this excluded a few amphibian and reptile groups, it ensured that taxonomic groups unsuited for the chosen sampling techniques were not unnecessarily included, thus augmenting the reliability of the data.

Third, the application of various measures, including self-reports, observer-based ratings, momentary assessments, experimental investigations, and the analysis of hair probes, will augment the reliability of findings and help to overcome methodological restrictions such as cognitive distortion and social desirability in retrospective testing and self-reports.

A UK study explored methods of closing the life table in small populations to address the unusually high life expectancy measures that can occur when there are low numbers of deaths in the final age interval, 8 and Bravo and Malta 9 investigated the use of graduation models to smoothen crude mortality rates to augment the reliability of life expectancy estimates.

After-test reliability can then be found using standard system reliability methods from the reliability of the system augmented in "series" with the test mode, divided by the reliability in the test mode alone.