Sentence examples for perceived reliable from inspiring English sources

The actual reliable transport layer connections are indicated by a double arrowed solid black line, while the perceived reliable (unreliable) transport layer connections are indicated in a solid (dashed) grey line.

These optimizing strategies requiring rotation within a socially produced fishing space may contribute to resource renewal, perceived reliable returns for individuals, and a relative stability in fishing effort, potentially mitigating against resource depletion in open-access areas not managed as a common property regime.

Received scores were not perceived reliable, because peers lacked objectivity from an interpersonal perspective.

Although public transport passengers consider service reliability a key quality aspect, actual services are often not perceived as reliable.

"At some point these promises stop working if the government is no longer perceived as reliable by people who might give information," she said.

Older people are often not perceived as reliable witnesses because their memories can be shaky or they may be easily confused on the stand.

Apple's reputation rests in large part on its hardware being perceived as reliable.

Confidence could be obtained by confirmation of knowledge, preferably by immediate feedback, but only if the source was perceived as reliable.

Civic epistemologies relate to the culturally specific, historically and politically grounded knowledge-ways and the process through which knowledge comes to be perceived as reliable [ 30].

A consultant, even if highly specialized in the area, was not perceived as reliable if he or she seemed to be pressed for time.

The cut-off values employed in comparing the fluxes above can also be seen as a confidence measure, since establishing a similarity between compared simulations for a smaller cut-off value can be perceived more reliable.