Sentence examples for inherently reliable from inspiring English sources

The Five-seven pistol feeds from detachable box magazines, but it is unconventional in that it feeds cartridges into the chamber without the use of a barrel feed ramp, having a beveled chamber only the pistol's feeding is inherently reliable because of its use of bottlenecked cartridges.

The data raise fundamental questions about the adequacy of safeguards in permits authorizing ash placement in coal mines and the assertions that alkaline coal ashes are inherently reliable and safe materials for preventing acid drainage or remediating abandoned mined lands".

Unless the psychometric properties of the data have been evaluated systematically, one cannot have confidence the information on which decisions are made is inherently reliable or valid, even if the system is implemented and maintained in optimal conditions.

Science has always been considered an objective endeavor that removes bias and is inherently true and reliable.

Rather, she made the argument that no system is perfect and that computers are inherently more reliable than paper ballots.

Oregon's voter-marked paper ballots are inherently more reliable than direct recording electronic voting machines, especially in states lacking verifiable paper records for recounts.

"There is no reason why an identification made by an eyewitness with poor vision, for example, or one who harbors a grudge against the defendant, should be regarded as inherently more reliable, less of a threat to the fairness of trial, than the identification Blandon made in this case," she wrote.

This SAW gyroscope can be competitively priced inherently rugged, reliable and very sensitive.

More generally, the porous SiCOH dielectric materials showing this transport mechanism appear to be inherently less reliable when their initial k value is the lowest.

They are inherently more reliable, since biometric traits cannot be lost or forgotten, they are more difficult to forge, copy, share, and distribute, and they require the person being authenticated to be present at the time and point of authentication.

Achieving this goal is a challenging task since wireless networks are inherently less reliable in the physical layer, and the operation of the medium access control (MAC) layer of the 802.11 WLAN is greatly dependent on the pattern of the traffic offered by the application layer.