Sentence examples for unreliable operations from inspiring English sources

This automated activity for model selection and data binding reduces the time-consuming and unreliable operations involved in traditional management techniques, which rely on manual retrieval through simple metadata indices typically when flood management personnel are overwhelmed with large quantities of observed data.

The earlier air-to-water heat pumps and water-heating heat pumps suffered from drawbacks like high costs, unreliable operation, and inflexible applications.

iWARP is used as the platform to demonstrate our unreliable RDMA operation design for both channel and memory semantics.

We derive conditions for the determination of the optimal acquisition and remanufacturing lot-sizing decisions under alternative locations of the unreliable classification/sorting operation.

Numerous studies and anecdotes showed that astronauts experienced many negative emotions in space, such as anxiety, stress, and depression, which would deteriorate even further under emergency situations and ultimately lead to unreliable or incorrect operations [ 1].

However, theoretical calculation of the volumetric flow rate of air entrainment is very difficult to obtain, resulting in inaccurate and unreliable design and operation of dust control systems.

Himmler finally agreed to the disarming of the "unreliable" Bosnians under Operation Herbstlaub (Autumn Leaves) on 25 October.

Such fast reactions make experiments with manual operation unreliable to study the dynamics of intracellular metabolite concentrations [ 5, 6].

According to the wiki "common symptoms of an inadequate power supply are unreliable ethernet or keyboard operation … and SD card errors at startup".

In this paper, we focus our investigation on minimum-delay and energy-efficient flooding tree construction considering the duty-cycle operation and unreliable wireless links.

The ever present need for cash to sustain the Contra effort, given the unreliable funding for the operation coming from Congress (with the Boland Amendments banning aid in 1984 and 1985), meant the people behind the effort were always seeking new revenue streams.