Sentence examples similar to reliably intercepts from inspiring English sources
Since last fall, we've been conducting flight tests to see if this N.M.D. system actually can reliably intercept a ballistic missile.
Using an advanced, very fine nanoscale membrane, Inge's technology can reliably intercept not only particles but also micro-organisms such as bacteria and viruses.
For every variable, the intercept (initial performance) differed reliably from zero.
As the original paper did not provide the coefficient for the intercept, we were unable to reliably assess calibration.
And it's unlikely that we could reliably destroy all of Kim's ICBMs on the ground or intercept the warheads in the air, particularly as he builds more.
Again, inorganic C content was significantly and reliably correlated to ECa for both fields, and the resulting regression slopes and intercepts were not significantly different between watersheds, though the surveys were conducted at different times.
The primary objectives of today's wireless secure communications systems are to simultaneously and reliably provide communications that are robust to jamming and provide low probability of detection and low probability of intercept in hostile environments.
Spectrophotometric calibration can also be used to expeditiously determine the intercept potential (i.e., the potential corresponding to pH 0) of an electrode that has reliably demonstrated Nernstian behavior.
Since there was support for metric invariance and the majority of the item intercepts were invariant across countries, we are confident that any estimated latent mean differences across the countries are reliably (i.e., they are based on many cross-culturally comparable items) (Chen 2008; Steenkamp and Baumgartner 1998).
