Sentence examples for make dependable from inspiring English sources
Such hysteresis effects must therefore be understood and accounted for to make dependable predictions for river system management.
It requires the availability of extensive data sizes to be able to make dependable predictions (Brockwell and Davis 2002).
Their forebear's handwritten autobiography details his stint making dependable clocks and glossy sideboards and then inventing ways to mass-manufacture pencils.
Laurent Tourondel's burgeoning chain (the name doesn't stand for "bacon, lettuce, and tomato" — it's an acronym of "bistro" plus his name) makes dependable, high-quality meals fancy enough to impress expense-account clients but conventional enough to appeal to a wide range of tastes.
By Andrea Thompson Laurent Tourondel's burgeoning chain (the name doesn't stand for "bacon, lettuce, and tomato" — it's an acronym of "bistro" plus his name) makes dependable, high-quality meals fancy enough to impress expense-account clients but conventional enough to appeal to a wide range of tastes.
IT'S one of pro football's oldest tenets: dependable special teams make teams dependable.
Rugged construction and a long battery life make it dependable, while the large and clear monochrome display is easy to read in any light.
Using methods known in recent years as content analysis, the propagandist can at least make reasonably dependable quantitative measurements of the symbolic contents of his own propaganda and of communications put out by others.
But, even with all that action, a bookie who hopes to make a dependable profit needs to manage his portfolio of bets with a measure of obsessive vigilance that would put many a Wall Street trader to shame.
These results suggest that library protocols and sequencing chemistries are robust and uniform enough to make a dependable identification of a given pathogen.
