Sentence examples for drop in reliability from inspiring English sources

Rail user groups say that the drop in reliability has been caused by overwork on its fleet of 125 trains, many of which are 20 years old.

This pattern of item distribution corresponds to the pattern of drop off in reliability at the ends of the continuum for the Satisfaction and Limitations scale but not so much for the Extent scale.

The automaker's glitchy Sync and MyFord Touch infotainment systems — co-developed, unsurprisingly, with Microsoft — have provoked jeremiads from consumers and critics and have contributed to the brand's steep drop in consumer reliability ratings.

When adjusting for sample size, results of the Spearman-Brown adjusted coefficient alpha formula indicated a drop in overall reliability.

The worldwide-accepted predictions with these technologies indicate a remarkable reduction of the components quality, because of the manufacturing process complexity and the erratic behavior of devices, causing a drop in the system reliability if we maintain the same design rules than today.

This manuscript presents the research studies in the drop-impact reliability of solder joints in the PCB assemblies intended for mobile applications.

The biggest upgrades are in reliability.

In this paper, the Taguchi optimization method is applied to obtain the optimal design in enhancing board-level drop reliability of a wafer-level chip-scale package (WLCSP) under JEDEC drop test condition B, which features a half-sine impact acceleration pulse with a peak acceleration of 1500 G and a pulse duration of 0.5 ms.

Figure 2 shows that there is no significant drop in quality score values across the first ten positions of the reads, indicating good reliability of the base frequencies at these positions.

That is, for infected patients, the drop in ΔHRV should be continuous and progressive for the prediction of sepsis to have more reliability and robustness.

The rise in overall reliability is due to an increase in candidate variability with a simultaneous drop in rater – and, therefore, unwanted – variance.