Sound: Reliably crisp and clear, punchy and full.
In general, both scores could be reliably performed without clear systematic error.
Representatives of the same group of scientists gave further evidence in June that the survey reliably indicated "actual clearing but should not be used in attempts to estimate regrowth", which could be grass, weeds or leaves on trees.
Their methods and motivations varied, but the outcome was the same: the creation of generations of Bartlebys, human writing machines who could rapidly and reliably fill ledgers with clear lettering produced to an exacting standard.
One, as Mr Bush has argued, is to build limited missile defences which, if they could be made to work reliably (still far from clear), could help prevent a hostile regime bent on bother from miscalculating that a threat of a missile strike on New York or Los Angeles, or possibly London, Paris, Berlin or Tokyo, could make aggression pay.
However, it is not clear how reliably this can be translated to humans.
Partly to compensate for that fact, but also to ensure that children could label stimuli reliably, extensive training with clear exemplars was provided.
When the administration did choose to pass on information to Congress, it did so selectively, not always reliably, and with a very clear political goal in mind.
While the efficiency potential of industrially produced thin film poly-Si cells on foreign substrates cannot yet reliably be predicted, it is clear that wafer-based c-Si solar cells will allow to maintain (or even improve) today's efficiency levels while at the same time reducing the consumption of (expensive) crystalline silicon by up to 50%%.
However, even taking into account a larger uncertainty due to the violated model assumptions, a clear reduction is reliably indicated, because of the strength of the effect.
