Sentence examples for implicit reliability from inspiring English sources

The effects of various parameters in the implicit reliability levels are discussed.

To this end: (i) finite-element models for connections and composite girders are developed and validated, (ii) theoretical models are proposed, (iii) reliability analyses are performed, and (iv) implicit reliability levels are checked against current practice.

But above all we seek to make the management community fully aware of assumptions implicit in human reliability analysis and its limitations.

The performance function of a complex engineering structure is always highly nonlinear and implicit, and its reliability needs to be evaluated through a time-consuming computer codes, such as finite element analysis (FEA).

But I also take it as an implicit criticism of the reliability of the publication's competitors, foreign and domestic alike.

The algorithm has treated successfully some problems of implicit performance function in reliability analysis.

The results reveal a substantial improvement in convergence reliability of implicit CFD applications that enables computations starting from simple initial conditions without user intervention.

A method for enhancing the reliability of implicit computational algorithms and decreasing their sensitivity to initial conditions without adversely impacting their efficiency is investigated.

Based on the studies of the reliability of implicit personality tests [ 5], we surmised that even measures derived from reaction time experiments should (a) be very similar for two halves of the same test and (b) be stable over time.

Multilevel analysis that accounts for the nested and cross-classified structure of the data was used to estimate the signal and noise components of the measurement of quality and the reliability of implicit review.

Target structural reliabilities are implicit in most modern design codes and yet efficiency of design and construction as well as the presence of constraints on the design space mean that structural components in a building system may have as-designed reliabilities that differ from the target reliabilities.