Another feature, "the vouch," is a sort of seal of trustworthiness conferred upon a member, say, Jack, by another member, say, Mrs. Ripper.
This trustworthiness will be applied upon final predictions in order to improve the recommendations accuracy.
Moreover, the quality of safety/non-safety applications in VANETs largely depends upon the trustworthiness of data [7], and trust plays a vital role in the security and quality of a vehicular network.
A rigorous approach to conducting qualitative research was implemented thus promoting the overall trustworthiness of the findings upon which the intervention was developed.
When customers visit your site, a shopping cart design should impress upon them the trustworthiness of your site.
Hence, since VANETs are based upon data exchange among vehicles, trustworthiness of data is of great importance.
(CA-2) Others were even more sceptical, questioning the trustworthiness of the basic tenets of the model upon which the HCID is based: "By filling this out, I'm buying into the concept of sharing information, but I don't have any faith that it can be kept private.
We might reject Plato's apparent optimism about the trustworthiness of philosopher-rulers and insist on greater checks upon political power, to minimize the risks of abuse.
In this sense trustworthiness is not a clear-cut topic that is established upon the initial development of a simulator.
With a South Asian lead character, white and black witnesses who are hard to characterize, and white and black police officers of indeterminate trustworthiness, The Night Of breaks the police procedural mold and makes relying upon stereotypes almost impossible.
