Sentence examples for real reliability from inspiring English sources

The chatter around the display industry water cooler is that Sharp is the only company capable of making these panels with any kind of real reliability; Samsung and LG apparently can't reach a good yield.

It is verified by simulation that the reliability of VMC is not the product of hardware reliability and software reliability, and the interactions between hardware and software faults can reduce the real reliability of VMC obviously.

Right off the bat, it seems like abandoning the device altogether and using the nose God gave you might be an easier method of figuring out if there's a disruptive amount odour in the air, and since the real measurement is still based on the smelling skills of the cop with the Nasal Ranger, there's no real reliability or standard on which to base a fine or arrest.

Therefore, WAMS raised higher requirements for real-time, reliability and security to its communication network.

The requirements on the data traffic can be very diverse from real-time, reliability, scalability, deterministic behavior, to low-power.

The new Toughbook® tablet will address a current gap by delivering a product designed with security, functionality and real-world reliability in mind.

Particularly, in most CPS applications, the network QoS needs to satisfy the requirements on several nonfunctional properties, that is, real-time, reliability, and resource efficiency [4, 30, 31].

In this research, a new method is proposed to update real-time reliability based on data recorded by instruments and sensors installed on a system.

The requested real-time reliability of the network is achieved through a predictable synchronization with control messages supported by a formal analysis and an experimental evaluation.

We then propose a two-stage heuristic that determines the assignment, replication, operating frequency, and execution order of tasks to minimize the makespan while satisfying the real-time, reliability, and temperature constraints based on the analysis of the effects of task assignment on makespan, reliability, and temperature.

Reliability professionals incorporate into their roles a deep commitment to the real-time reliability of their systems and develop particular skills around recognizing emergent problems and formulating responses to address those problems.