Sentence examples for departure reliability from inspiring English sources

(Rio de Janeiro's main airport has roughly the same miserable departure reliability, though it didn't meet our criteria because of its relatively small size).

The objective is to evaluate the departure from the target reliability index analytically when this calibrated resistance factor is applied to validation cases associated with a range of COVs.

This paper developed such a model to capture the impact of pricing on various costs components that affect travel choices, and the role of travel time reliability in shaping departure patterns, queuing process, and the choice of optimal pricing.

It was decided to take the before analysis as a point of departure and to test the reliability of the scales based on the measurements in the before and after conditions.

The effects of asymmetric and lineage-specific substitution rates (i.e., varying levels of codon usage bias and departures from equilibrium) on the reliability of ancestral codon usage was investigated.

Evaluation of a number of quantitative indices of item and test quality revealed certain threats to validity such as weak discriminating items, moderate reliability and a slight detectable departure from scale unidimensionality.

Its reliability has been questioned, but it provides a point of departure for reconstructing the Laozi story.

Problems with public transport reliability typically relate to excessive waiting times compared with scheduled departures and excessive in-vehicle times caused by traffic conditions or problems located with the transport operator.

To overcome the burst path losses over the Internet, we propose a transmission scheme dubbed TRAding DElay for Reliability (TRADER), which appropriately spreads out the FEC Forward Error Correctionn) packets׳ departures with respect to the delay constraint.

They are speed; accessibility, measured in lapsed time between the decision to use transport and obtaining access to it; reliability; frequency of the user's trips; intervals between the carriers' departures; minimized transfer or intermediate stopping points; and punctuality.

If I am at an airport or a train station and hear a public announcement of the gate or track for my departure, am I justified in believing that testimony only if I have evidence for the announcer's general reliability (or even her reliability about departures)?