Sentence examples for unreliable ones from inspiring English sources

Reliable pseudo-ranges have higher weights than unreliable ones and, thus, have a stronger influence on the estimation results.

The key one is that authoritarian regimes are not only unpalatable allies; they are unreliable ones.

Artists make good dinner guests in one respect, unreliable ones in another.

But these studies tend to be the most unreliable ones, and are often knocked down by better studies done later.

Nevertheless, they are, if not unsympathetic narrators, utterly unreliable ones; they barely see Cicero and Hannah and Phebe, whose motives they are helpless to understand and to which they are, despite their protestations to the contrary, indifferent.

These studies also suggest that reliable assistances are more effective and trusted than unreliable ones.

"Either more questions should have been asked before there was an indictment, or there needs to be some explanation of why the government was told it could rely on claims that now appear pretty unreliable," one official said.

Hence, the Dempster Shafer theory of evidence is used, for one hand, to model the lack of precision in the prior distribution and, on the other hand, to consider more than one sensor with some unreliable one like the sensor with cloudy image.

Saul becomes an accidental rebel (and, as it turns out, a rather incompetent and unreliable one), but that's beside the point.

It is compulsory at this point to note that processor speed is simply one measure of a computer's performance, and an often unreliable one at that.

Sometimes the most important thing a critic can do is point — and Sarris, in his heyday, was a pointer of genius, while Kael was an often unreliable one.