Sentence examples for criterion for trust from inspiring English sources
One important criterion for trust is that the trustor can accept some level of risk or vulnerability (Becker 1996).
However, integrity is a necessary criterion for trust - a system that does not demonstrate integrity cannot be trusted since it is not executing as planned.
Integrity may not be a sufficient criterion for trust - a system that demonstrates integrity operates correctly as defined by its designers, but whether that is enough may depend on whether the humans made design decisions that society considers acceptable.
But fewer than one-third of all states have trust fund balances high enough to pay out a year's worth of benefits in a recession (a standard criterion for trust-fund readiness).
For example, what are the criteria for trusting an intelligent machine for which the intelligent behaviour a priori is unknown.
Most of the existing schemes use single trust criteria for the trust building process that causes the bootstrapping and data sparsity problem.
I suspect there is a tick-box somewhere in the criteria for foundation trust status, which reads something meaningless like: "In today's patient-centric world, is the board fully engaged with the needs and aspirations of the patients?" I see a management meeting coming on, in the style of mockumentary Twenty Twelve on how to handle this tick-box: "That's all good, but it is a bit tricky.
The justifiedness of Sylvia's belief will then hinge on criteria for justified trust in testimony, a staple problem of social epistemology.
Much research on trust-based access control models for pervasive environment has been carried out[2 6], which use trust as an elementary criterion for authorizing known, partially known, and unknown entities to interact with each other.
They also call for trust and diligence.
