Sentence examples for reliable behaviour from inspiring English sources

Meantime, the embedded system offers precise timing and reliable behaviour.

For the construction, design and operation of nuclear components and systems the appropriate technical codes and standards provide detailed analysis procedures which guarantee a reliable behaviour of the structural components throughout the specified lifetime.

The least reliable behaviour for all participants, males and females was engagement in social activities (Mon-Fri), however, the reliability of this behaviour increased markedly for Saturday and Sunday (Table 7).

In general, across activity categories, the reliability of weekday behaviours (Mon-Fri) tended to be higher than weekend behaviours (Sat or Sun) for all participants, with the duration of Small Screen Recreation (ICC = 0.72, p < 0.01) and Cultural activities (ICC = 0.75, p < 0.01) being the most reliable behaviour for all participants (Mon-Fri).

First, available knowledge regarding how individuals react to environmental change is still insufficient for deriving reliable behaviour-based modelling rules.

The evaluation of anti-doping interventions is seriously hindered by the absence of reliable information on athletes' true behaviour; opens the field to wild guesses and speculations, often about other athletes, sports and nations.

The second is a reliable Byzantine behaviour detection module.

Reliable phase behaviour prediction is of great importance in chemical and petroleum engineering applications.

A variant of the dynamic SGS model of Germano et al. [Phys. Fluids A 3 (1991 1760]] with a smooth and reliable numerical behaviour is also tested in this flow.

The results also demonstrate that heat treated aluminium alloy structures ensure high ductility and very good crashworthiness since they deform without formation of cracks during compression, which is a pre-requisite for good and reliable crashworthiness behaviour.

By the end, in Closer and Charlie Wilson's War, gender is simply a less reliable predictor of behaviour.