In this paper we propose a design of a dependable self-organizing and adaptive mixed-signal SoC.
Men who were high in the personality domains of conscientiousness and openness to experience -- meaning that they are dependable, self-disciplined, intellectually curious and adventurous -- lived longer than those who were lacking in these traits.
Even in contexts where Bentham recognizes motivation that is not ultimately self-interested, he appears to treat it as weaker and less dependable than self-interested motivation (Book of Fallacies 392 93).
True Society unobtrusively continued its course of voluntary service, its members, proving them selves dependable leaders and master builders as always, while the pretenders stedily debased themselves in their folly.
Dependable properties such as self-stabilization are crucial requirements in sensor networks.
More moral, trustworthy, honest, dependable, compassionate, generous, law-abiding, self-controlled and kinder to others.
Properties that produce dependable rents, like warehouses and self-storage units, can carry more leverage than those that produce unstable rents, like hotels.
I'm healthy ― as are the people I love ― and my job allows me the flexibility (especially since I've proven to be self-motivated and dependable).
American self-nostalgia is a dependable racket, and if the filmmakers had pushed into the realm of nervous truth, had given Lars and the town folk sustained shadows, not just cute tics and teary moments, it might have worked.
The dependable, well-established brands survive — unless they self-destruct".
On screen, Mr. Ford is dependable but also dangerously independent, driven by a self-reliance that keeps others at arm's length.
