Sentence examples for experience reliably from inspiring English sources

According to Rosa, both the structural and cultural aspects of our institutions and practices are marked by the "shrinking of the present," a decreasing time period during which expectations based on past experience reliably match the future.

Besides these onstage parts of the experience, companies must also design the backstage work the processes, policies, capabilities and systems required to deliver a great overall experience reliably and at scale.

While most microscopists have considerable experience reading blood-films at the high parasite densities typically seen in symptomatic patients in the field, most lack experience reliably identifying the extremely low level parasitemias seen in CHMI studies.

In her campaign, Ms. Tsai mined anxiety over the island's slide from the 1990s, when Taiwan experienced reliably double-digit growth.

But like polenta it also works perfectly, easily, and in my experience more reliably, on the stove.

The matter is bitter, but North English tough-mindedness coexists with dreadful imaginings; Mantel's angular wit is as unquenchable as her anger; the reading experience is reliably exhilarating because of the sheer excellence of the writing.

The address book is one of the last manufacturer-made default apps we still depend on, yet the experience is reliably awful.

COPUS meets all of these goals by allowing observers with little observation protocol training and experience to reliably characterize what both faculty and students are doing in a classroom.

Finally, our recordings of physiological measures confirmed that emotion experiences were reliably induced by music during fMRI.

But, in my experience, we can reliably create the conditions to invite it.

Still, no matter where you drive it, the C70 puts you just one keystroke away from access to the fundamental human pleasure of fizzing about with your head in the air, an experience otherwise only reliably obtainable at funfairs.