Compact and reliable reduced-order models have been automatically obtained, which offers the possibility of being integrated into dedicated electro-thermal simulation software to accelerate design automation.
Practical multiscale materials design is contingent on the availability of robust and reliable reduced-order linkages (i.e., surrogate models) between the material internal structure and its associated macroscale properties of interest.
To cut the price, "we've just removed the bells and whistles and made it simpler — which actually ends up making the product more reliable by reducing the risk of mechanical component failures," he said.
But others say changes to lineups should focus on other elements that studies have shown produce more reliable picks: reducing pressure on witnesses by advising them that they do not have to pick someone; making sure that "fillers" strongly resemble the suspect; and recording what the witness says upon choosing a suspect, so juries can hear how certain they were about a pick.
One approach is to make the machines themselves more reliable, thereby reducing their down-times.
The Japanese were undercutting Swiss manufacturers with a glut of inexpensive but accurate and reliable watches, reducing Switzerland's global market share to 20%.
One approach to counter the loss of production is to make the machines more reliable, thereby reducing their times of non-use.
The selection strategy is based on a silent selection marker activated by a plasmid-delivered promoter, making the integration system highly reliable and reducing the need for extensive molecular screens.
Baranda, meanwhile, is calling for "reliable data, reduced speeds, measures to fight drunk driving, stricter law enforcement, and prevention through education"."A multisectoral strategy is needed, with very clear goals.
This enables quicker, more reliable identification, reduces the sensitivity to jitter, and lowers the energy requirements of the tags.
