Sentence examples for make reliable and from inspiring English sources

Email is a difficult thing to make reliable and Google Apps is the most tried and tested system.

However, problems such as noise, interference and fading in smart grid environments, make reliable and energy-efficient multi-hop routing a difficult task for WSNs in smart grid.

SKIN creams, scents and cosmetics usually make reliable and affordable holiday gifts, but they also can go horribly wrong, as anyone who has had a baby-powder-scented body-splash gift set idling on her latrine for years can attest.

Hyperthermia cancer atherapy designed by magnetic particles as heating nano-mediators has been greatly applied for in vitro purposes to make reliable and certain conditions for in vivo trials.

In January, Bill Gates issued a call to Microsoft employees to make "reliable and secure" computing their "highest priority". In what the company billed as one of its most important initiatives in years, Gates demanded that Microsoft "dramatically reduce" the number of defects in its products.

time constrain (in certain cases): decision makers may need to obtain near real time output from the SWAT model to be able to make reliable and meaningful predictions and to deal with emergency environmental disasters.

This power can be made reliable and despatchable when coupled with gas peaking plants initially and then pumped hydro and battery storage.

Understanding of the durability of each individual layer and their interfaces in a multilayered photovoltaic (PV) backsheet is critical to the design and selection of materials for making reliable and high performance PV modules.

The recent development of real-time RT PCR technology has made reliable and accurate PCR quantification possible.

These methods are more suitable for defining the wider limits of systems behaviour than making reliable and accurate predictions about metabolism.

A greater understanding of these interactions is essential for making reliable and accurate predictions of species' current and future ranges and for ensuring that populations are resilient in the face of continued climate change (Sgro et al. 2011).