"dependability for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something has the quality or capability of being relied on or trusted for a specific purpose or task. Example: The company's dependability for timely delivery was one of the main reasons we chose to work with them.
We evaluate system dependability for given two models.
An evaluating system of dependability for Internet-scale software is established.
An evaluation model of dependability for Internet-scale software on the basis of Bayesian Networks is proposed in this paper.
He's a model of dependability for his male friends, all the things a friend should be, an ally and a confidant, lends money, gives advice, loyal, and so on, but sheer hell on women.
The work presented in this article deals with modeling in order to evaluate the performances relating to the dependability for structures which contains intelligent instruments.
Applying the data for HIF from field tests and for other similar phenomena from simulations has resulted in acceptable security and dependability for the proposed method.
Exercises are provided for dependability analysis for the Roadrunner traffic light control system and the Coyote Unmanned Air Vehicle.
In the context of cloud computing, we have more application examples of Petri nets nets for dependability assessment, than for performance modeling.
We calculated dependability coefficients for test situations in which random raters are used (equation 2) and for a situation using a fixed rater pair (equation 4).
Whilst this work is ongoing, even in its current form the method can illuminate dependability issues; for example, analysing the set of valid options can highlight the dependency of the workflow on a specific cloud (as in the running medical workflow example).
Our work aims to provide system performance and dependability models for supporting optimization of infrastructure design, aimed at business oriented metrics.
