Sentence examples for reliably pass from inspiring English sources

You can't reliably pass on cost increases to your customers.

While the internet is apparently full of humans who would fail the Turing test, there are no computers which can reliably pass it.

The results demonstrate the ability to reliably pass or fail images based on the illumination, focus, and scratch fraction of the image, followed by automatic extraction of morphological data with respect to fission gas voids, interaction layers, and grain boundaries.

Despite the frontend fading in and out of existence, new tweets aren't being reliably passed through as of right now.

Relatively quickly, the breed's conformation and coloration became set, with parents reliably passing their characteristics onto their offspring.

That amount of information also had to be reliably passed on to their offspring to maintain their functionality through many generations.

The remarkable potential of recent forms of life for reliably passing on genetic information through many generations now depends on the coordinated action of thousands of specialized biochemical "machines" (enzymes) that were obviously absent in prebiotic times.

What a gene drive does is simple: it ensures that a chosen genetic trait will reliably be passed on to the next generation and every generation thereafter.

For some reason, audiences just can't seem to get their fill of videos of people reacting to being shocked by stun guns or Tasers, and then reliably screaming, passing out or falling over. .

The original test score did not reliably predict a passing grade on the retest.

Convection reversals were found to be reliably determined for 38 passes providing a total of 42 points.