Sentence examples for reliability clause from inspiring English sources
Simple K-Reliabilism replaces the justification clause in the traditional tripartite theory with a reliability clause.
Suppliers of military and commercial electronic and telecommunication equipment have also found that clauses specifying reliability and maintainability were being included in invitations to tender and in the subsequent contracts.
I acknowledge that for this type of dual analysis to be deemed reliable, an inter-rater reliability measure would need to be applied, preferably involving collaborative analyses by various SFL transitivity experts of a set of problematic clauses.
To be sure, the Clause's ultimate goal is to ensure reliability of evidence, but it is a procedural rather than a substantive guarantee.
If they can build a reputation for reliability, and are willing to back up that reputation with a liquidated damages clause for failure in the range of, say, 5x the fee they charge, then I imagine every conference that could would hire them.
Reliability and maintainability requirements appear in both military and civil engineering contracts and clauses specifying reliability and maintainability are included in invitations to tender.
But in endorsing the treaty, President Clinton pointed out that it contained a "supreme national interest" clause that would allow the nation to resume testing if at some point the safety and reliability of the nuclear stockpile could no longer be certified.
(The clause modifies play).
"There is a precise clause".
