"So this is not somebody who can be deemed trustworthy," the prosecutor said.
The guidelines, developed by 52 experts, contain seven requirements that A.I. systems should meet to be deemed trustworthy.
Chinese emperors so highly prized cloisonné enameling that only certain eunuchs were deemed trustworthy enough to transport the objects between palace rooms.
The inspection teams are comprised mostly of local officials who are deemed trustworthy by the party's top anti-corruption organization.
In order to be deemed trustworthy, a diagnostic method should have an acceptable level not only of sensitivity, but also of specificity.
Gerald Benjamin, a political scientist at the State University College at New Paltz and a former county legislator, said that even by the low standards of Albany, Mr. Paterson could not be deemed particularly trustworthy.
Indicating that the police are more trust-worthy than the government or mayor does not mean that people trust the police, rather the finding is more narrowly constrained, indicating that the police are deemed more trustworthy than other opinion makers and security institutions.
If, however, a person spoke with the 'trusted' accent and they went on to behave in an untrustworthy manner, they were deemed even less trustworthy than the person who had both an 'untrustworthy' accent and behaviour.
A node that is behaving well and communicating mostly legitimate traffic is deemed to be trustworthy.
After being added to Chrome, the browser extension displays a small green check mark against its icon if a news source is deemed to be trustworthy.
One 2013 poll of more than 4,000 people found RP and Devon accents the most trustworthy, while the least trustworthy was deemed to be Liverpudlian (from Liverpool).
