The implication of these findings is that the use of the multiple choice format in language tests, often justified on the grounds of its reliability and practicality, may not actually represent a valid measurement of language ability at all, and that measurement accuracy is being sacrificed in the cause of economy and efficiency.
23 Although continued reliance on the relatively narrow DSM IV and ICD 10 definitions of schizoaffective disorder would appear to be untenable, particularly on the grounds of poor reliability, 24, 25 this clinical entity merits explicit recognition in order to explore this possibility further.
Calculating output of these criteria in the form of cumulative distribution function forms a ground for reliability analysis of inadequate ventilation or thermal discomfort.
Still others objected on the grounds of privacy or reliability.
The locomotives were chosen on grounds of weight and reliability, and had a top speed on the level of only 8 mph, taking 95 98 minutes to travel the six miles (10 km) between Brill and Quainton Road, an average speed of 4 mph.
As CBTC systems are safety-critical, the requirements of reliability for train-ground communications are high, which means time delay and packet losses should be minimized to guarantee data transmission between the train and the control center.
The session came to an end about three minutes short of its allotted 90 minutes when Jean-Eric Vergne's Toro Rosso hit the latest in a series of reliability problems and ground to a halt on the back straight after the Spoon Curve.
However, bipolar schemes are favored over the basic mono-polar link, on grounds of higher power throughputs and reliability [4].
For Twitter to reach a similar point of reliability they too will need a very comprehensive, ground-breaking solution.
As early as 2005, Burry has a hunch, grounded in laborious research, that the housing market, famed as a rock of reliability, could soon be washed away.
