In addition to the image of the bride and groom, Mr. Ganesan's Facebook page offers small insights into his interests: a photograph of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in Paris, where he traveled last year, and an image of Rock Lee, a character from the Japanese cartoon series Naruto who is known for his calm demeanor, large appetite and trustworthiness.
The room is a reminder to executives that they are guardians of an institution that is older than most, and a shrine to the prudence and trustworthiness the bank would like to be known for.
We know that trustworthiness underpins public support for data innovation, and we have just seen what happens when that trust is lost.
How do we reliably know the trustworthiness of data, algorithms, and models?
Central to this is the notion of trust – how do we reliably know the trustworthiness of data, algorithms, and models?
A key strength was the use of known methods for promoting the trustworthiness of research findings [ 34, 35], including member checking and multiple coding.
Although it is well known that trust and trustworthiness (i.e., the fulfillment of trust) are important behaviors for the fulfillment of incomplete contracts, less is known about how the economic environment influences them.
This study argues that engineers' preference for internal sources such as their colleagues is just as much a preference for sources with a known or easily determinable trustworthiness as it is a preference for information that is easily accessible.
Kayani also noted that the delay does nothing for Zardari,s reputation for trustworthiness.
Clinton suffered a low rating for trustworthiness in opinion polls during the contest.
Trust and the reference points for trustworthiness in gulf and western countries.
