Sentence examples for unreliable performance from inspiring English sources

Loran in its original form (now called Loran-A) was introduced during World War II; it operated at frequencies near 2 megahertz, but interference with and by other services and unreliable performance at night and over land led to its replacement by Loran-C.

To a degree, this is related to some subtle aspects of JFNK methods that are not well understood, and, if poorly handled, can lead to inefficient and unreliable performance.

The employment of the power system stabilizers (PSS) is helpful in stabilizing such power systems, but they demonstrate an unreliable performance for the interarea oscillations between the generators of the multimachine power systems [2].

In the case of UBIRIS, the proposed method gives the least FRR and EER and also yields the maximum separability of the inter- and intra-class distributions, whereas the other implemented methods exhibit unreliable performance with high FRR (low level of acceptability).

Sentence technicalities can't even be argued here, considering the judicial system's unreliable performance and shoddy handling of crime materials.

Conclusion: PediaSat catheters showed unreliable performance in our cohort.

Dana Gardner, a technology analyst with the Yankee Group, said that many consumers, when confronted with degraded or unreliable PC performance, mistakenly suppose that the answer is to add more memory or even to buy a new computer.

The surface native oxide is strongly related to the surface defects, leading to the current collapse and unreliable device performance [6].

The results reveal that simulated annealing and evolution strategies are the most powerful techniques, and harmony search and simple genetic algorithm methods can be characterized by slow convergence rates and unreliable search performance in large-scale problems.

In particular, organizations with higher supply chain uncertainty taking the form of unreliable supplier performance (i.e., lots quality and delivery) or unpredictable demand, are likely to favor structural investment that are more peripheral in nature such as remediation projects, end-of-pipe technologies, or proper discharging mechanisms.

Besides the medical implications of such an unreliable technical performance, it will be hard for hospitals to legitimate the costs for such a system and for the mPCR tests.