FERC is responsible for the reliability of the transmission grid, with help from the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), a nonprofit public-benefit corporation that analyzes grid reliability and enforces reliability standards.
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In the choice between reliability and opportunity, Israelis will go for reliability.
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There is no reliability crisis; there's not even a discernible reliability problem.
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Search for "reliability" from the taskbar, then click the View Reliability history option that appears.
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Reaching the necessarily level of reliability — going from 99.99 percent reliability to 99.9999 percent, say — might take several more years.
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Efforts to improve energy price formation and use markets to procure "essential reliability services" would enhance industry incentives for reliability.
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So PJM wants to jack up capacity market prices, not because of any reliability problem, not because of any plausible forecast of a reliability problem, but because of vague fears that there might one day be a reliability problem.
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The North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) says it doesn't expect the eclipse to create reliability issues for the bulk power system.
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"The state of reliability in North America remains strong, and the trend line shows continuing improvement year over year," according to the CEO of the Norther American Electric Reliability Corporation, a regulatory group charged with monitoring grid reliability and security.
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As it happens, the authority on the issue — the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC), a nonprofit established by the electricity industry to track reliability — just issued its annual Long-Term Reliability Assessment, which casts some light on the debate.
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" DOE's own grid reliability report agrees that grid reliability is steadily improving "due to better planning, market discipline, and better operating rules and standards.
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According to its 24 State of Reliability report, the reliability of the US power system was adequate in 217, as it has been for years.
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She never says whether it was within the Times' standards to allow Stephens to incongruously compare the reliability of polling data with the reliability of climatology.
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Overall, the agency said in its Summer 2017 Energy Market and Reliability Assessment report that preliminary data from the North American Electric Reliability Corp (NERC), which writes the nation's power reliability standards, forecast power resources should be adequate to meet demand in most regions this summer.
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Just as courts are capable of assessing the reliability and utility of evidence generally, they are capable of assessing the reliability and utility of legislative-history materials.
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The Texas grid operator, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), said it expects to have sufficient operational tools to manage tight reserves and maintain system reliability.
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Mr. Ward, a site-reliability engineer recovering from surgery on a knee hurt in the crash, said the brakes and the broader reliability problems must be fixed.
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As many as 45% of those new or redesigned models had below-average predicted reliability, according to the latest Consumer Reports auto reliability survey of more than 420,000 vehicles.
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They've got a detailed grid modeling and reliability study coming soon that makes the case in more detail, but the short story is that reliability is assured through three measures.
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Reliability and uptime are so essential to today's digital businesses that enterprise companies developed a new role, the Site Reliability Engineer (SRE), to keep their IT assets up and running.
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The publication also chided the automaker for Model X reliability, however, leading to an overall low ranking in its annual reliability survey when it comes to the Tesla brand as whole.
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But the electric industry has time to address reliability concerns before they become actual problems that affect consumers, the North American Electric Reliability Corp (NERC) said in a long-term assessment.
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" SendGrid "manages scale and reliability in an unparalleled way.
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Consequently, the order threatens the reliability of the electric grid.
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Sure, if you value convenience and reliability over all else.
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The new dashboard favors reliability on the track over authenticity.
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America is not winning any reliability contests with this move.
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There are fewer moving parts, so reliability [should be better].
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"Reliability and speed is more important than price," Guitman said.
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The Pluto LNG project achieved 99.7 percent reliability, he said.
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The other major obstruction is the reliability of the materials.
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"In most cases, reliability issues will undermine satisfaction," Fisher said.
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Institutions must ensure the accuracy, reliability, and validity of decisions.
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More concerning are the reliability issues experienced by other outlets.
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PlayStation Vue had some of its own reliability problems, however.
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IT GIVES US MUCH MORE CAPACITY AND MUCH MORE RELIABILITY.
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Sullenberger is president and CEO of Safety Reliability Methods Inc.
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We focused on speed and reliability to solve that problem.
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Some have dealt with streaming interruptions and other reliability problems.
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STRENGTH and reliability were once the watchwords of Germany's carmakers.
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Our operational reliability is at a level we've never seen.
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On reliability stand point, it's adding a lot of value.
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AVALON (Reuters) - The overall reliability of Lockheed Martin Corp's (LMT.
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Chaos engineering isn't a replacement for traditional software reliability techniques.
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FERC said it wanted the North American Electric Reliability Corp.
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It also questioned the reliability of many reported casualty figures.
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But adoption of the technology has been hampered by reliability.
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These mandates are causing significant reliability problems across state lines.
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I really hope next year I don't have reliability problems.
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Reliability, resilience and the capacity to integrate renewables are key.
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In their marketing campaigns, these brands offer reliability and consistency.
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The sticking point, as we both had anticipated, was reliability.
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This drastically improved the quality and reliability of phone calls.
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There are localized reliability issues, mainly connected to grid congestion.
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As I said, NERC doesn't see any urgent reliability crisis.
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Even the DOE's own report on grid reliability found otherwise.
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Wind also helps improve grid reliability while saving consumers money.
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Consistency and reliability are essential attributes for a great power.
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Assuming Ms. Nonoo's reliability as narrator, this a minor miracle.
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From there, the glass is sent to the reliability lab.
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The reliability of the subway's 6,400 cars varies by model.
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Like Lutsenko, Shokin's reliability as a source is in question.
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This loss of faith in markets would thereby undermine reliability.
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The reliability of such procedures is based on sound science.
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They're tested on everything from weapons proficiency to human reliability.
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The draft said this is "not yet a problem for grid reliability and resilience - but further study is needed," to determine how much of this "baseload" power can be lost while still ensuring reliability.
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They might glance at the reliability marker before nodding along with a friend's provocative post, and they might think twice before passing on a weird story from a friend with a red reliability marker.
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The rest of the United States was expected to have enough generation to meet this summer's projected peak power demand, the North American Electric Reliability Corp (NERC) said in its 0003 Summer Reliability Assessment.
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Such an approach will identify and resolve reliability issues earlier, ease the rooftop solar transition in the long term and best realize the full reliability and economic and environmental benefits that rooftop solar can offer.
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The team also overstated Steele's reliability, Horowitz said, as well as the reliability of one of Steele's sources — who Steele told the team was a "boaster" and an "egoist" prone to "embellishment," according to Horowitz.
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Honda have, meanwhile, shown improved reliability and performance with Toro Rosso.
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Tech companies can showcase their reliability and how they connect consumers.
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Its sensor adjusts its beams without moving mechanical parts, improving reliability.
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Please be assured that this will not affect your reliability rating.
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The new sedan, the Model 3, earned an "Average" reliability rating.
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The fluctuations and loss of power threaten the larger grid's reliability.
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The reliability of the study as a whole has been compromised.
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But Turkey's reliability as a Western partner increasingly looks in doubt.
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The reliability of the bots report was soon called into question.
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The upside is reliability, throughput and freedom from interference or jamming.
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He started talking about his artwork and reliability — features and benefits.
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The Supreme Court also often questions the reliability of the police.
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We've got about 50,000 flight hours-- and we-- 99.88% dispatch reliability.
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And Qualcomm is also putting in work to help improve reliability.
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We put every element of our phones through extensive reliability testing.
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Reliability of delivery for the fuel will be an important question.
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An inter-rater reliability of above 0.7 is considered pretty good.
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Scores factored in road-test performance, reliability, owner satisfaction and safety.
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He said he valued older workers for their reliability and experience.
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The consensus among energy experts is that it won't improve reliability.
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The Frenchman was later forced to retire with a reliability problem.
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They want comfort, reliability, safety, fuel efficiency and performance when needed.
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This underscores that the reliability of our electric system is paramount.
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As a result, its cars have been afflicted by poor reliability.
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Network performance
and reliability are needed to enable real-time betting.
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Toni You've tried to warn about the reliability of exit polls.
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But some people in the prosecutor's office worried about their reliability.
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They ended up deciding against the idea because of reliability issues.
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However, Musk said the vehicle reliability improvements in production are massive.
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Of course, Hamilton has had poor luck, reliability-wise, this year.
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That, officials believe, will improve reliability and create a safer environment.
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Reliability plunged, they said, and it kept plunging even when Gov.
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There's no evidence those retirements are harming grid reliability or resilience.
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Bus riders have grown increasingly exasperated by the lack of reliability.
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However, its accuracy, completeness or reliability cannot be guaranteed. (0519-9CVG)
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The things I needed were boring things like consistency, reliability, enthusiasm.
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It had reliability and power problems, notably during qualifying, this season.
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SMIC is not yet globally known for its quality and reliability.
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It was a snapshot of his potential and his growing reliability.
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" For Mercedes, it's "prestige," Lexus gets "reliability" and for Audi, "design.
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Where Britain does badly is in the crucial area of reliability.
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The iPhone has become a brand associated with reliability and satisfaction.
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The new subway cars should break down less frequently, improving reliability.
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"Real world deployments are about extreme consistency and reliability," says Abbeel.
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Regardless of reliability we would not support genetic screening for fitness.
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It's about reliability and finishing the race for both of them.
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Supporters said the reliability of the electric grid was at stake.
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Rogan, head of reliability improvement for London Underground, is just 30.
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The company is focusing on reliability above all, he wrote in answer to a related question: The flight engine design [compared with existing test versions] is much lighter and tighter, and is extremely focused on reliability.
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And it's all being done, remember, based on the premise that "fuel assurance" is necessary to grid reliability — in fact, that grid reliability is in immediate threat and only giant piles of fuel can save it.
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Power companies view Monday's event as a "test bed" on how power systems can manage a major change in supply, said John Moura, director of reliability assessment and system analysis at the North American Electric Reliability Corp.
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"It was important to problematise and continually interrogate her reliability," he said.
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Security and reliability are the two main goals that motivate formal methods.
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Combining the two simulations provides a reliability score between 0 and 1.
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The decision is based on results from CR's Annual Auto Reliability Survey.
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Rather it is concerns about the reliability of the evidence and implementation.
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Provide sources of information and give an honest account of their reliability.
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I took the reliability of surveys for granted without a second thought.
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This allowed Anthony's lawyers to raise reasonable doubts about the evidence's reliability.
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"It's very damning," said Rosemary Shahan, founder of Consumers for Auto Reliability.
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And yet, the market was hampered with inefficiencies in pricing and reliability.
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It ranked last for reliability among a dozen luxury mid-sized SUVs.
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Russell said LIDAR faces extremely high hurdles of reliability, and rightly so.
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We also have yet to determine whether this new design improves reliability.
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Utilities have traditionally been guided by two values: reliability and low cost.
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Microsoft does not guarantee the accuracy, reliability or appropriateness of Zo's statements.
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Ear-based thermometers are often fast, but their reliability is sometimes off.
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Site Reliability EngineerMedian Base Salary: $140,000Job Openings: 300Career Advancement Score: 8 5.
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All this sounds convenient, but questions of reliability are difficult to answer.
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All the scenarios, under both policy environments, meet demand and reliability requirements.
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In contrast, the reliability of sex selection using IVF is about 100%.
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That would take a massive content study to determine with any reliability.
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Let's also not forget the dismal reliability of the Model S either.
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But India's impressive figures came with the usual warnings about their reliability.
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" He believes that better indicators of creditworthiness are "reliability, discipline, education, employment.
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Without a doubt, maintaining and improving water supply reliability requires new investments.
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That is the conclusion of the Consumer Reports annual auto reliability survey.
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Other grants will fund the setup of manufacturing processes and reliability testing.
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The finding came in a study on grid reliability ordered by Perry.
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Some may even associate a heavier weight to better reliability or sturdiness.
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Part of that steadfast reliability stems from our mutually beneficial trading relationship.
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In January, a hospital in Sweden called the app's reliability into question.
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Reliability "is one thing that is attracting people to solar", he said.
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This acts as an assurance of the quality and reliability of information.
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After all, investors are taught that safety, reliability, and durability lies there.
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That will add more structural reliability to the engine, the company says.
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The car displayed strong reliability and exceptional pace over the long runs.
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" Naeher shrugged off questions about her reliability as "part of the territory.
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They bear a hard-earned sophistication regarding the reliability of political promises.
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New things are great, but there's something to be said about reliability.
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Shall I visit you to privately discuss his loyalty & reliability w/ you.
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Ingrained skepticism about American cars' reliability and fuel efficiency is one problem.
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Susan Fowler, like I said, was a site reliability engineer for Uber.
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Do your teachers ever ask you to evaluate sources and determine reliability?
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This reliability will certainly keep these firms' products competitive for a while.
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Its ritualistic nature provides a sense of comfort, of familiarity, of reliability.
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Hasn't the reliability of consumer-facing voice AI become its own punchline?
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Look no further than our military to confirm solar's reliability and affordability.
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Service reliability in Brazil rose in December to its highest since February.
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The overall issue is strengthening the reliability of the nation's power grid.
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They question if there is a "reliability crisis" to justify such action.
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Those fuels retain what edge they have only because of their reliability.
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Earlier worries about the reliability of information online — anyone can publish anything!
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"If I'm running a fleet for a U.S. airline or a European airline, I'm going to want to observe the reliability of the airplane — its efficacy in service, its operating profile, its reliability and so on," said Root.
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AUTOS-RELIABILITY/ Tesla sedans regain recommended status in Consumer Reports survey Tesla Inc's Model 153 and S sedans both regained "recommended" status in Consumer Reports magazine's annual reliability survey, allowing the electric carmaker's overall standing to rise slightly.
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Food quality was part of the chain's appeal, as were affordability and reliability.
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The big picture: Like all Toyotas, the Tundra gets high marks for reliability.
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Since she unveiled her Brexit deal, however, that reliability has come into question.
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Reliability, or lack of it, will be a key concern on both sides.
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Altogether, the reliability issues made Microsoft a statistical outlier compared with other brands.
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Consumer Reports has conducted its annual reliability study since 1952, starting with cars.
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There's more capacity in the spectrum, more room for speed and reliability increases.
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For example, transmission reliability can vary even from one model-year to another.
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Beyond that, each DSO would be responsible for reliability within its own LDA.
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I could see that being helpful as Samsung improves Bixby's reliability and speed.
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Overall, automakers got the best reliability score in the study's 31-year history.
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EVs will further increase the reliability and capabilities of behind-the-meter systems.
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"We're making a pretty significant investment in making sure there's reliability," Glenn said.
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The contract is part of a state-mandated plan to improve grid reliability.
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The carriers are not as financially stable and there's uncertainty on their reliability.
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Tasers might do the job if their range and reliability could be improved.
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However, concerns have since escalated over wildlife conservation and the supply chain's reliability.
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Many factors can influence preference, including fuel consumption, route reliability, simplicity and pleasure.
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These aircraft have performed excellently from a safety, reliability and customer satisfaction perspective.
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The ThinkPad series of laptops are renowned for their reliability first and foremost.
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So, if history has taught us anything, it could be a reliability liability.
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These issues are clearly reflected by Bluetooth's increasingly poor reliability and security record.
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Operating with hybrid cloud provides flexibility and reliability toward achieving the agency mission.
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Nuclear power has even proved its reliability in the face of devastating conditions.
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Kennedy, however, said nothing about the reliability of the various measures of gerrymandering.
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The defect will add to questions about the overall reliability of Tesla's vehicles.
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But as reports about reliability issues mounted, CR backtracked on its glowing recommendations.
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"It does not fundamentally impact on the reliability of the evidence," Gibson said.
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For example, deployment of the redesigned EKV will increase the kill vehicle's reliability.
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More tests are needed to establish the missile's performance and reliability, he added.
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But over the past few years, the social media platform has improved reliability.
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 13Safety and reliability rank: 31Public transit resources rank: 29
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 30Safety and reliability rank: 13Public transit resources rank: 12
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 76Safety and reliability rank: 8Public transit resources rank: 1
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 5Safety and reliability rank: 22Public transit resources rank: 97
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 4Safety and reliability rank: 22Public transit resources rank: 97
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 46Safety and reliability rank: 1Public transit resources rank: 4
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 3Safety and reliability rank: 48Public transit resources rank: 52
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 1Safety and reliability rank: 27Public transit resources rank: 80
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 2Safety and reliability rank: 34Public transit resources rank: 10
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Accessibility and convenience rank: 7Safety and reliability rank: 6Public transit resources rank: 3
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If you're an auto mechanic, it's about the feeling of safety and reliability.
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The ban is designed to degrade the reliability of existing nuclear warhead arsenals.
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TheThe real draw for these headphones is their excellent connectivity and wireless reliability.
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Suspicions linger to this day about the reliability of the Chinese government data.
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It also raised questions about the reliability of Puerto Rico's financial record-keeping.
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It leads the nation in wind generation and reliability is a growing concern.
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But the system had reliability issues and was not as strong in cornering.
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Novels flow from Alice Hoffman with the reliability of leaves falling in autumn.
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"Local data will not influence the reliability of national statistics data," he said.
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"We can now predict many traits simultaneously, with high reliability," Dr. Stich said.
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Their reliability varies, with some providing deep expertise, while others are more partisan.
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Some lettered lines are slated to get modern signals, which should improve reliability.
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But his potential is built on a solid frame of Sura-esque reliability.
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I never had a concern about the reliability or functionality of the P228.
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But scholars have attempted to test the reliability of poll results like these.
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Patreon's reliability, particularly when compared to Steam's infamously opaque practices, shouldn't be understated.
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"From a team's point of view, the main challenge is reliability," he said.
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It leads to higher costs for customers and less reliability across the grid.
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Before the iPhone, people were more interested in voice communications than data reliability.
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McDonald's has built a global empire based on the reliability of its food.
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The defense lawyers also raised questions about the reliability of Ms. Wulff's memory.
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They defended the reliability of the book by pointing to its 800 footnotes.
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We also know that for this customer reliability is the number one priority.
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Out went Buchnevich, and in came Glass, whose reliability and physicality Vigneault valued.
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"We are clearly seeing improvements and in our knowledge, better reliability," said Akacem.
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This year, Consumer Reports rates Buick third in reliability after Lexus and Toyota.
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The House Science Committee has also postponed its hearing on electric grid reliability.
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The same preparatory logic should also hold for measures to ensure grid reliability.
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We demand leadership with the aforementioned high pedigree of experience, reliability, and integrity.
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They may also value the reliability of fossil fuels over wind and solar.
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Concerns included impaired visibility for motorists as well as reliability and maintenance costs.
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Andrew M. Cuomo placed responsibility on the utility company to improve subway reliability.
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These aircraft have performed excellently from a safety, reliability and customer satisfaction perspective.
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So to say that renewables reduce reliability or resilience is just factually wrong.
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Regulators should work on ways to better compensate reliability in competitive energy markets.
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There are some questions about the reliability of the Arizona data Lott used.
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"Reliability is only built up over time, and therefore launch cadence and experience will have to be acquired before reliability can be truly assessed for Landspace or any other launch company," Ohio State University aerospace expert John Horack told SpaceNews.
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"Ultimately, the majority of things we are doing on the subway action plan ties back to the reliability of the signals, which ties back to the reliability of the customer's commute," said Phil Eng, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's chief operating officer.
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This upward trend may also result from changes in the reliability of the data.
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Founded in 1946, Delsey Paris is famous for its extreme reliability and innovative design.
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Do we have reliability at the level of a census or high-quality polling?
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The credibility and reliability of sources varies by individual, by issue and over time.
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Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) is an extension of DevOps designed for more complex environments.
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Ironically, for a study of memory reliability, this experiment itself has been largely forgotten.
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Coverage was almost every street corner, reliability was making sure you had 40 cents.
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The icon for "Reliability" features a doge (from the meme) playing a musical keyboard.
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Just as responsibility for optimization would decompose downward, so too would responsibility for reliability.
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It is responsible for its own optimization and reliability and can island if necessary.
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The reliability of China's economic data goes to the heart of the market's concerns.
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Reuters reported on the latest Consumer Reports reliability study, which was published on Thursday.
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But the statement did little to allay concerns about the reliability of Theranos's technology.
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However, last week's inversion set off a debate about the reliability of the indicator.
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The company also expects to make $300 million from reducing delays and increasing reliability.
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Statisticians are developing methods to calculate the reliability of PCR results for each gene.
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Some of those states responded by using painkillers of dubious reliability to execute prisoners.
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Today's announcement is a start to balancing reliability with avoiding censorship or unscalable enforcement.
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Meanwhile, Santana's reliability and intentions have been called into question before by other Housewives.
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We curate for reliability, not for a price point or a type of food.
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Land Rovers have a four-year, 50,000-mile warranty for those concerned about reliability.
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That's a level of convenience and reliability that will be seriously hard to beat.
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Without the bones themselves it is hard to assess the reliability of the measurements.
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All developers of robot baristas stress the speed, reliability and consistency of their systems.
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The same goes for mission-critical systems, where reliability and high availability are paramount.
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"Demand response" is intended to improve grid reliability, lower costs and encourage clean energy.
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Even at that time, however, Consumer Reports expressed concerns about the Model S's reliability.
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If reliability is the goal, the starting point for any immature technology is transparency.
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Apple is reportedly focusing on reliability and performance in iOS 12 over new features.
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Those technologies hold tremendous potential to generate clean energy with greater efficiency and reliability.
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It significantly accelerates software development cycles by providing a simple interface with unmatched reliability.
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As always, your first priority in choosing a carrier should be coverage and reliability.
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After you get four reliability incidents, you are only able to select certain hours.
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"I'm hoping that for these last four I have 100 percent reliability," he said.
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Its population, of 2.9 million, has been chosen for political reliability and physical health.
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John Conyers (D-MI) reintroduced his Water Affordability, Transparency, Equity, and Reliability (WATER) Act.
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The data obtained will improve the future economics and reliability of casting on Earth.
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It will take a decade of renewed national reliability for the mistrust to dissipate.
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It could bring resilience and reliability benefits that are difficult to quantify in advance.
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There are reliable – the reliability of Nest versus your products seems to be divergent.
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After the accident, many journalists and industry experts expressed skepticism about Virgin Galactic's reliability.
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Apple charges a premium for its phones, with a promise of reliability and security.
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The judge's decision suggests he had "significant doubts" concerning the reliability of Dassey's confession.
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These vans offer what New York City buses fail to provide: speed and reliability.
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"Expected reliability remains the most important consideration purchasing a new vehicle," said J.D. Power.
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Additionally, the SuperDraco thrusters recovered from the test site remained intact, underscoring their reliability.
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But it was clear that Nissan had missed two important points — quality and reliability.
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Subsidizing coal for its reliability attributes is like subsidizing bacon for its nutritional content.
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Such a combination of intermittency and lack of resource visibility could seriously undermine reliability.
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This has raised concerns about the safety and reliability of the Strait of Hormuz.
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But he also urged CNNC to do its utmost to prove safety and reliability.
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Other elements of success will most likely include reliability, ease of use and price.
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No mass-transit system in the world uses it, and its reliability is unknown.
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"Internal data confirms that recent updates to Autopilot have improved system reliability," it added.
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Over the decades, Supra became a moniker associated with affordable performance and Japanese reliability.
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We're not getting into how you tested and probed the reliability of that evidence.
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The side windows don't roll down — they open casement-style, a supposed reliability choice.
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Many of the early innovators have rallied around the concept of site reliability engineering.
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How little can you pay someone else to do these things, with some reliability?
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But iFixit found something else: thin, silicone barriers that could improve the keyboard's reliability.
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Of course, wind power's reliability and potential continue to advance smartly behind technological advances.
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Parents just love the clarity of the sound and the reliability of the monitor.
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"It's been a great day for reliability and getting our program done," said Hamilton.
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The Americans have other reasons to worry about Turkey's reliability as a battlefield partner.
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Making it to South Korea depended on the skill and reliability of the broker.
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The team is nearly perfect in everything they do: pit stops, strategy reliability, testing.
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One of the neat things that's happened with drone technology is you solve reliability.
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Perry cites no evidence that VRE is damaging reliability, because there's none to cite.
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The reliability of those details depends in part on when they entered the narrative.
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It could be that customer service and reliability are great for maintaining a clientele.
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It also meets the demanding MIL-STD-810G military standard for reliability and durability.
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Tony's defense lawyers signaled that they would attack the reliability of the Fitbit data.
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Their reliability is even problematic for dealerships whose profits depend on servicing the cars.
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The Model 72703 sedan, seen as key to Tesla's profitability, debuted with "Average" reliability.
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"Once they settled that down, they were able to improve the reliability," he said.
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During the announcement, Motorola acted supremely confident in the Razr's reliability and battery life.
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It wants to begin putting together a curriculum around cybersecurity and site reliability engineers.
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A second generation, introduced in 2500, promised improvements in reliability, fuel economy and emissions.
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For example, the "reliability cushion" is vanishing in the nation's largest regional power authority.
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Offshore wind power sounds great until one gets into the economic and reliability details.
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Once a CEO is known for their reliability, their odds of getting hired double.
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However, the Atlanta Fed's tracker has shown to have reliability issues in the past.
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Hansen carries the reliability of someone who has spent years profiling pedophiles on NBC.
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Considering pricing, features, ease of use, and reliability, these are the best budget printers.
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The letter comes as the Energy Department reviews the reliability of the electric grid.
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If realized, SpaceX's satellite constellation would transform a traditionally high-cost, low-reliability service.
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President Donald Trump has very publicly emphasized US concern about Pakistan's reliability and integrity.
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Federal coal also ensures an important measure of reliability to the nation's electricity grid.
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Considering pricing, features, ease of use, and reliability, these are the best budget printers.
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It is also the standard by which an associate's reliability and honor are measured.
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But they have had reliability problems, including software glitches, poor maintenance and human error.
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Many Indian politicians and activists have questioned the reliability of the electronic voting machines.
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But aren't regulators bred to the bone to focus on reliability and cost-effectiveness?
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Reliability can be improved further through smart planning and a portfolio of flexible resources.
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"With proper planning and considerations that address the changing characteristics of our generation supply, industry will successfully navigate the unique set of reliability challenges that flow from an evolving resource mix," John Moura, director of Reliability Assessment at NERC, said in a release.
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In fact, the energy industry along with the North American Energy Reliability Commission (NERC) and Federal Energy Reliability Commission (FERC), have sought to maintain a status quo which according to the EMP Commission's in depth analysis leaves 90 percent of American's at risk.
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Reliability rating lost: Consumer Reports announced Thursday it had removed the "recommended" rating from the Model 3 -- despite a good score on the magazine's road test by its staff -- due to concerns about its reliability raised in its annual survey of customers.
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And car companies will also face new reliability and security challenges they've never faced before.
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Even that overstates the controversy because many programs, including electric reliability, are not seriously disputed.
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Wind and solar energy have many excellent qualities, but reliability isn't necessarily one of them.
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"Price will be the deciding factor, coupled with reliability and certainty of delivery," he said.
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But even as we struggled with Flash security and reliability, it was sliding into irrelevance.
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The other three were reported as "could potentially impact electric power system adequacy or reliability."
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I think that reliability and quality of the Sonos experience ... People know it's rock solid.
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While other, more experienced, hardware makers were able to respond quickly, Microsoft's delay impacted reliability.
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Finally, the government is making progress in rebuilding the credibility and reliability of official statistics.
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Some of the biggest drawbacks of a wireless mouse are reliability, battery life, and latency.
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It will also expand data capacity and bandwidth, boost coverage and improve upon network reliability.
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From a technical standpoint, operating in three-dimensional space means reliability and redundancy are critical.
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Unfortunately for Tesla, reliability and durability are crucially important to the operators of these trucks.
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In addition, the update also includes the usual reliability, power efficiency, speed and security tweaks.
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But a surprisingly resilient reading could reinforce scepticism about the reliability of Chinese official data.
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The method couldn't ascertain the habits of voters in highly contested counties with any reliability.
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Unsurprisingly, IHS points out autonomous vehicles will face challenges in cyber security and software reliability.
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But despite its reliability and long history, the ULA is ready to retire the vehicle.
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Uptake of biosimilars is therefore dependent on how healthcare systems and doctors view their reliability.
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That is a particular danger in the case of cooking fuel, because cooks prize reliability.
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Ultimately, it can indicate the reliability of a company's source of profits and stock appreciation.
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Apple is reportedly focusing on reliability and performance in iOS 12 over new features, though.
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But the developments we've outlined come at a cost to reliability and ease of use.
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EST in Virgo, a sign known for its reliability and its ability to buckle down.
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ETP has previously said it was using advanced pipeline technology to ensure safety and reliability.
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Even when you find one that does work in China, reliability is a major issue.
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Soon the post-war company had gained a reputation for quality and reliability outside Japan.
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Several rate-setters had already called into question the reliability of the labor market figures.
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Several rate-setters had already called into question the reliability of the labor market figures.
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The main gains, he says, have been the "huge time savings" and reliability of delivery.
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Articulate is currently looking to hire a site reliability engineer, web developer and campaign manager.
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RootMetrics measures factors like network reliability, the speed of data and texts and call quality.
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But equally important is establishing a solid foundation built on reliability and openness with Congress.
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Flirtey's CEO said the company's drone was designed with reliability and safety as priorities, obviously.
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What do you think the difference in motivation between Facebook and Wikipedia means for reliability?
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It's a straightforward update that also provides better performance and reliability than the regular Chromecast.
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Amazon's distribution network is unbelievably good in London, and its reliability keeps me coming back.
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"We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface," the statement reads.
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To boot, there are still questions about the butterfly keyboard's reliability, even the latest version.
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It is being proposed under the guise of improving the reliability of the electricity grid.
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They seek to distinguish their brands by developing a reputation for quality, reliability and speed.
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Nonetheless, the final report offered no evidence that coal plant retirements were undermining grid reliability.
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In our view, this is a ham-handed approach to compensating resilience and reliability services.
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Recent videos of police shootings have led to questions about the reliability of such accounts.
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Its reliability is something of a paradox, since each year the festival changes music directors.
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Ethiopian Airlines is often overlooked, but has a history of excellent safety, reliability, and service.
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Lexus earned the top spot in Consumer Reports' reliability ranking, followed by Mazda and Toyota.
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Making patent rights harder to protect in court hurts their value, reliability, and commercial function.
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Gremlin is using "chaos engineering" to reduce downtime and increase software reliability for web applications.
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From the beginning, there were protests about the ethics, validity and reliability of the tests.
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But all along there have also been reservations about the site and that data's reliability.
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Even that overstates the controversy because many programmes, including electric reliability, are not seriously disputed.
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Given Land Rover's reliability reputation, it's hard to justify the price on a quality level.
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For packets that need speed and reliability, your brain requires a higher standard of service.
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Wired actually even expressed doubt about the DAO's reliability one day before the fatal attack.
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More important than overall speed, however, is the reliability, accessibility, and cost of broadband networks.
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American friendship is welcomed, and American businesses are recognized for their ingenuity, reliability, and honesty.
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Graafstra's idea aims to tackle one of the bigger problems facing smart gun tech: reliability.
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Legendary Toyota reliability means a Corolla is unlikely to give you many problems, if any.
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In his review, James Brains highlighted the speed, reliability, and security of the Gryphon router.
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The chain is also adding a new technology system to improve delivery reliability and accuracy.
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"It's clear that we need reliability and stability," Mr. Schulz said ahead of the talks.
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After more than a decade of spending, about $30033 billion in today's dollars, reliability soared.
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Most kits have at least two genetic targets, to improve the reliability of the result.
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"I'm just not sold on the reliability of the technology at this point," he said.
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They make sure that reliability is maintained, everyone follows the rules, and markets operate smoothly.
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Shrinking the grid means that losing smaller generation sources has a larger impact on reliability.
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Everything I did confirmed the reliability of this big-data tool after, let's say, 1750.
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Reliability has been improved through market reforms and increased flexibility — not through clinging to baseload.
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The New York consultant WiredScore, for instance, certifies the reliability of a building's internet connectivity.
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The CPP will have a modest effect on prices, they said, and none on reliability.
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We recognize we need to show accountability and reliability to the preferences set by consumers.
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However, Prince says, isolating code often comes with a cost to browsing speed and reliability.
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Another is that landlords inquiring about her reliability will be better able to evaluate it.
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Adding both cars and all remaining buildings to already congested grids could threaten their reliability.
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In Arizona and around the nation, a diverse power grid is essential to energy reliability.
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Even as the power grid evolves, no fuel source can match the reliability of coal.
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"Reliability means being sensible with how you treat the money of the citizens," she said.
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"It drives terrific, is very practical and the initial information on reliability looks very encouraging."
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Head coach Frank Reich said after the game he has "zero concern" about Vinatieri's reliability.
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But Consumer Reports says these aren't necessary on a car with a good reliability record.
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We think electric is key for both hitting the price points and for the reliability.
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How much care does it take to ensure the reliability of its local intelligence sources?
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Without action, we cannot guarantee the long-term reliability and resiliency of the electric grid.
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Consumer Reports ranks the reliability of Fiat Chrysler products at the back of the pack.
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In February, Consumer Reports removed its 'recommended' rating for the Model 3, citing reliability concerns.
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Choosing to use a voice assistant is still driven by the situation, convenience, and reliability.
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The Soyuz has been successfully flying since the 1960s and has a reputation for reliability.
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Officials have been scrambling to tackle ongoing safety issues and restore reliability and rider confidence.
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Bioengineering will be largely the same: writing biological code will have these same reliability properties.
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Best for Pure Speed Best for Large Homes Best for Reliability Best for Cheap Broadband
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The executives involved expressed confidence in the design and reliability, despite Samsung's recent smartphone problems.
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This also drives reliability, resulting in an average annual delay of less than one minute.
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Or, to put it in engineering terms, a diversified portfolio improves reliability through dissimilar redundancy.
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Combined with reliability and superb performance, this machine is built for frequent and expert use.
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A SpaceX spokesperson confirmed that Gerstenmaier is a consultant for the company's reliability engineering team.
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Drivers said they were worried about reliability of the Florida electrical grid during the hurricane.
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Customers and reviewers have also raised questions about the Model 3's quality and reliability.
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And one of the commission's primary responsibilities is to ensure the reliability of the grid.
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In the past, we've experienced several reliability issues including failures of its satellite radio function.
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MARK LAUBYSenior vice-president and chief reliability officerNorth American Electric Reliability CorporationAtlanta Riding up and down the Champs-Elysées with Donald Trump and promising to all and sundry that France will maintain its operations abroad is one thing ("Stumbling into a fight", July 240nd).
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"We support the Electricity Reliability and Fuel Security Act because the continued retirement of coal-fired power plants across the country is threatening the reliability and resilience of the nation's electricity grid," said Paul Bailey, president of the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity.
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Photo: GettyLast week, a draft of a Department of Energy study on electric grid reliability leaked.
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Snow's reliability was called into question with texts he sent to a friend following the shooting.
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Wholesale markets, like all US electricity regulation, were designed around two attributes: reliability and low cost.
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How much recycling of water and oxygen can these systems handle before they have reliability issues?
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You definitely don't need the "certified" label if you're buying a brand known for reliability, either.
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All those algorithms made trade-offs, like sacrificing speed for accuracy or memory consumption for reliability.
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She knows that nothing matters more in gaining the trust of enterprises than security and reliability.
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The incident did not impact generation, the reliability of the grid or cause any customer outages.
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MIT didn't win one of the major awards, but took home the safety and reliability award.
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I want to touch a little bit on the reliability theme that Mark was alluding to.
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Its successor, the Form 1+, looked identical but had upgraded internals for increased speed and reliability.
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ASKED what qualities they seek in a politician, many people may mention honesty, transparency and reliability.
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Chinese officials have stated their concern about the reliability of President Trump as a trading partner.
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The well-reasoned decision will save consumers money and improve the reliability of the electricity grid.
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Hired sells itself as offering pre-assessed quality and reliability, both to job candidates and companies.
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WAFFLE HOUSE, a breakfast chain from the American South, is better known for reliability than quality.
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Previous versions of the sedan had been criticised for their lack of reliability and uninspiring design.
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VC investors want to see infrastructure, track record and reliability, not just the next big idea.
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AI, computer vision and robotics are all nearing a tipping point of accuracy, reliability and efficacy.
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Western Electricity Coordinating Council, the regional reliability authority for the affected area, did not immediately comment.
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Drake said Aerojet remained focused on lowering its costs without sacrificing the reliability of its products.
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The Honda engine's struggles with power and reliability led to McLaren announcing the split last September.
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But really the problems with both services reflect the glaring reliability problem streaming live TV faces.
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The question this announcement can't answer is whether they'll match the AirPods' real key feature: reliability.
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Because of this, they wrote, companies need to find other ways to demonstrate safety and reliability.
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But I think really, what catapulted Apple beyond Blackberry, way back when, was simplicity and reliability.
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No, it hasn't completely redesigned them, but it has tweaked them yet again to improve reliability.
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"Microsoft Surface Pro is designed and built with performance and reliability in mind," a spokesperson writes.
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Consumer Reports says it will no longer recommend the Model 5 due to the reliability issues.
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With enough reliability incidents, though, they only unlock one day ahead, so it's essentially a punishment.
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The Saberlight Plasma Beam Lighter offers unparalleled reliability in rough conditions, including high winds and rain.
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A photo of the sticker was snapped by Sri Ray, a former BuzzFeed site reliability engineer.
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The new head is the first that has been tested by parent company Stratasys for reliability.
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"Just as VW expects this from us, we too expect contractual reliability," Becker told the paper.
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This anomaly is out of the ordinary for ULA, which is known for its launch reliability.
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HW2 Autopilot now downloading to all HW2 cars, but in non-actuating mode to assess reliability.
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Was the iPhone 6 another case where reliability was overlooked because it was busy chasing thinness?
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A brand must have at least two models with test and reliability data to be included.
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There are quite a few ways, it turns out, though all offer varying degrees of reliability.
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Reliability and international accessibility are also the main priority for equality activists at Women's March Global.
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As base-load energy sources are phased out in favor of intermittent renewables, grid reliability suffers.
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But it has been plagued by reliability and safety problems over its 22 years of development.
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By asking such questions, doctors can spot autism with some reliability by the age of two.
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The former can be reversed, while the latter raises fears about reliability over the long haul.
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Telegram's greatest appeal is its speed and reliability, and the new GameBot builds on those strengths.
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And digital health companies have to compete with the reliability and cost-effectiveness of traditional care.
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OpenTitan is structured to run much like a high-quality, high-reliability open source software project.
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The influential magazine also predicted the upcoming Model 3 will have only an "average" reliability score.
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Medicine needs standards, of course, otherwise it can ramble into dangerous realms, compromising safety and reliability.
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As a daily Metro passenger, I know that safety and reliability are critical in maintaining ridership.
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Demand response programs compensate customers for reducing power consumption when requested for economic or reliability reasons.
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"Both the CR-V and the CX-5 have high reliability and value ratings," Ly said.
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One senior government official said that officials who met with Mr. Skoro had questioned his reliability.
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"My biggest concern is we don't hear anybody talk about reliability [in the campaign]," he said.
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Among other problems, its reliability depends on the legitimacy of the documents the prospective employees provide.
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Legendary Toyota reliability means that a Corolla is unlikely to give you many problems, if any.
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The McLaren car has performed better every race, although the power unit still has reliability problems.
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However, impatience at its progress and worries about the reliability of its dividend have spooked investors.
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FCC Communications Security, Reliability and Interoperability Council is hosting an open meeting at 85033:00 p.m.
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What's more, the NPR's promise of continued investment will only increase the reliability of these systems.
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To Liz Fong-Jones, a site reliability engineer at Google, the memo's arguments were especially familiar.
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Nearly 2,000 years old, they testify to the reliability of the Bible, to scripture's timeless truths.
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""During stress testing, a few of these commercially available capacitors did not meet the reliability requirements.
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Debit networks now compete for both bank and merchant routing business on cost, security and reliability.
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This year, Lexus was rated as the top brand for reliability, followed by Mazda and Toyota.
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Honda have improved the engine reliability, the chassis is good and the performance gap has closed.
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"They are trying to improve the Taihang, but reliability is a major problem," said one source.
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Without sufficient investment, the buffers of capacity that ensure reliability will grow thin; disaster might strike.
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Motion alerts also seem to work better and with nearly 100% reliability based on my experience.
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The company came under fire recently for the lack of reliability of its Model X vehicles.
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Australian products are highly regarded globally, but especially by the Chinese for their reliability and quality.
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Their reliability and effectiveness depend on continued engagement — having Americans with them — and direct combat support.
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Demjanjuk's defense team called into question the reliability of these stories, since they were decades old.
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But other countries may put aside safety and reliability concerns to catch up, with unpredictable results.
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These reliability markers would allow anyone to see at a glance how reliable their friends are.
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Do they have the tools to understand these graphs, evaluate their reliability and draw logical conclusions?
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The big question, as last year, is the reliability of the team's Renault-supplied power unit.
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But over the next few years, they will offer a wider area of coverage and reliability.
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Toyota and Honda have really made their names on quality and reliability, not exciting futuristic values.
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Then he's on camera, and Howard solidifies into an emblem of Cronkite-esque responsibility and reliability.
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And again, if baseload plants are necessary for reliability, natural gas, not VRE, is the problem.
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However, wireless systems are susceptible to radio frequency interference, which could affect reliability and endanger lives.
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What's relevant is his credibility, the reliability of his sources and the truthfulness of their claims.
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But that reliability did not make him predictable, as a pair of New York performances demonstrates.
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People crave style, handling and reliability from their vehicles, all of which Mazda delivers in spades.
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In this case, the added comfort and reliability of a hotel was worth the extra $25.
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It always has been a wonderfully ordinary little car — remarkable for its reliability, efficiency and safety.
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But in surveillance situations, law enforcement hasn't been able to count on that level of reliability.
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But we've got the credibility, because we've got the core reliability performance of the airline fixed.
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Mr. Crovitz is a co-founder at NewsGuard, which rates news publishers based on their reliability.
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Plus, after two recent incidents, concerns about the reliability and safety of Soyuz rockets are growing.
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The United chief said the company is focused on reliability, flexibility and information for its customers.
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It will also be able to deliver ubiquitous connectivity with greater reliability and lower power consumption.
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Finally, consumers pay the extra costs associated with ensuring reliability as more intermittent sources are deployed.
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Rolex, long known for the reliability of its products, has led the way in strengthening warranties.
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This willingness to gloss over crudeness becomes, then, an encoded sign of competence, strength, and reliability.
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There are two central pillars of Turnbull's new plan, a reliability guarantee and an emissions guarantee.
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And much of Switzerland is up in arms—about the reliability of the country's coffee supply.
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Maybe the most basic benefit of NATO is that it provides reliability in an unreliable world.
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You could easily spend days reviewing data on cellular coverage and pricing, or motor vehicle reliability.
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Toyota's luxury brand Lexus, and Toyota itself, ranked first and second, respectively, in the reliability survey.
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The cross-race effect instruction from the judge confirmed her doubts about its reliability, she said.
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We are diminished when the rest of the world comes to doubt our leadership and reliability.
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The Falcon 9 lands on a single engine, he added and when you have high reliability with single engine, then you can land with either of two engines (which the BFR will have), and you probably can achieve landing reliability on par with most commercial airlines.
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Face ID will have to win over skeptics with a high degree of reliability, accuracy, and convenience.
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Judge Martin Welch was unconvinced by the reliability of cell phone location evidence used in the trial.
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Like other software as a service solutions, the emphasis is on simplicity of deployment, security, and reliability.
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The publication took into consideration a car's performance, safety, comfort, and reliability, but it also used TrueCar.
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I want to talk about the reliability of the rockets and everything, but talk about the business.
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Clapper said he told Trump that intelligence agencies made no judgment about the reliability of the allegations.
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Microsoft's implementation of Chromium on Edge has so far seen good performance improvements and reliability on Windows.
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Chevron remains committed to capital discipline, with continued focus on costs and emphasis on efficiency and reliability.
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But at least as long as Mr Trump remains president, Japan will worry about its friend's reliability.
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Reliability of the service has taken a hit and coverage is arguably worse than in the '90s.
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A number of the company's competitors have used the US ban in advertisements to question Kaspersky's reliability.
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Responsibilities would decompose downward again — the second layer would be responsible for its own optimization and reliability.
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By contrast, routine Operational Test Launches use a randomly selected fielded ICBM to test fleet-wide reliability.
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Horkins said the judgment of the case rested entirely on the reliability and credibility of each witness.
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Perry said those policies potentially put at risk the reliability and security of the national power grid.
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Get reliability right, and few of us will complain about the lack of extra features or differentiation.
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"These options offer speed, convenience and reliability," Target CEO Brian Cornell told analysts on a call Wednesday.
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It said a security review had determined the app did not meet standards for cybersecurity and reliability.
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"We use a series of algorithms which rank studies by reliability of results," the company website explains.
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CR members reported the results in an annual reliability survey that includes data on about 22017,23 vehicles.
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Eliminating the brushes improves reliability, and electronic switching offers much finer control than the old mechanical system.
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With the reliability of a well-tuned Aston Martin, the bragging turns out to be ill-timed.
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The new coker is set to increase reliability at the refinery, which has only one coker now.
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"For us it's clear that Chengdu will send a signal of stability and reliability," the official said.
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Rather, he used a tactic Kavanaugh supporters are now repeating: He attacked the reliability of Ford's memory.
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The administration argues this threatens grid security and reliability, although a range of experts dispute the claim.
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Malaysian palm oil statistics are used in the industry as benchmarks due to their timeliness and reliability.
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"In terms of any new or redesigned vehicles, we often see a tumble on reliability," Fisher said.
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Lastly, you must wonder about implications this explosion will have on the reliability of the launch provider.
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However, the company has yet to prove the most coveted capability in the launch industry: launch reliability.
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And yet it still lacked the features and reliability of many cheap toy quadcopters from China. Ouch.
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But Tesla is certainly aware of the risks associated with the quality and reliability of its cars.
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They find it easier to buy government bills than to assess the reliability of businesses or homebuyers.
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Our mission is to assure the reliability and security of the bulk power system in North America.
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Digital confections like these exploit individuals, corrupt information space, and undermine the reliability of all digital artifacts.
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"We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface," Microsoft said in a statement.
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Aside form her reliability, I'm not sure how many users will feel comfortable talking to their computer.
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Earlier this year, Consumer Reports stopped recommending the Tesla Model 3 after consumers complained about its reliability.
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Key risks: (103) the pace of air traffic growth, (2) 737 MAX reliability, (3) DoD spending priorities.
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" What they're saying: "There will come a time when the reliability of the tunnels starts to decay.
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When you think of reliability, Amazon is probably one of the first things that come to mind.
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Not coincidentally, that's what ISPs advertised – transmission speed and in the case of mobile, reliability and coverage.
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It hasn't helped that Fiat has routinely lagged the industry when it comes to quality and reliability.
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On top of that, our friends in the region are highly skeptical of U.S. intentions and reliability.
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People are also more concerned about the accuracy (69%) and reliability (67%) of information they receive online.
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They computed the inter-rater reliability of the reviewers — that is, how strongly their judgment was correlated.
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Under that deal, Hitachi maintains ownership of the trains, and is paid based on their trains' reliability.
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Human Rights Watch's report said that reliability standard is not being met by those used in Yemen.
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"The combat efficiency and reliability of Hwasong-12 were thoroughly verified," said Kim as quoted by KCNA.
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System and process redesign of healthcare delivery is needed to increase the safety and reliability of care.
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That's because every carmaker to come out with a 9-speed automatic transmission has had reliability issues.
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The Impala also has good long-term ownership costs, thanks in part to its strong reliability ratings.
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Smart grid technologies would also ensure that electric reliability is maintained as more renewables are brought online.
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The ease and reliability of registering property is a challenge, particularly where land registries are paper-based.
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ET Saturday, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas said, amid reports of downed power lines and trees.
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He has also cast doubt about the reliability of his country's security alliance with the United States.
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I am just an ordinary consumer, with concern for cheapness and reliability, who likes writing about it.
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In 2017, the Energy Department published a report that assesses the resiliency and reliability of the grid.
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"We believe that sennder is leading the way for the industry on digitisation, reliability and customer service."
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The company that can provide the most technology — and quality and reliability — at the lowest price wins.
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Utilities in turn argue for hefty solar surcharges to maintain the reliability and affordability of the system.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about the reliability of breath tests.
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In an April 2017 memo, Secretary Perry requested a study examining the country's electricity markets and reliability.
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" Microsoft said in a statement: "We respect Coach Belichick's decision, but stand behind the reliability of Surface.
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Under the agency's centralized plan, cost, safety and reliability would take a back seat to reducing carbon.
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"The perception of the current state of trust" is in the reliability of the markets, he added.
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They were chosen based on their safety technology, predicted reliability, crash performance, and reviews from automotive critics.
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"This is the next step in reliability," said Rodney Brooks, general manager of airport operations at Delta.
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FedNow could spur greater usage of online banking because of the speed and reliability it could provide.
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On Monday, Merkel had underlined her doubts about the reliability of the United States as an ally.
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And although these metrics serve as a valuable measuring stick, their reliability and accuracy tends to vary.
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Unlike Consumer Reports' widely-followed Reliability Survey, this study doesn't rank automakers based on quality or dependability.
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We ought not stand idly by as the world questions the reliability of U.S. capabilities and resolve.
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With strong reliability ratings and excellent fuel economy, the CR-V has low long-term ownership costs.
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" Clad tied in his own experiences, saying he has seen what can happen when "American reliability falters.
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While the CPP would undoubtedly have raised electricity costs, there's also the wider question of grid reliability.
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However, Yonk and Wardle miss that wind energy is a critical tool for increasing diversity and reliability.
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The biggest question mark outside of government regulation currently hanging over autonomous cars concerns safety and reliability.
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If renewables can meaningfully solve their reliability and intermittency issues, then coal's raison d'être may well evaporate.
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The questions that remain are mostly about the reliability and usability of North Korea's arsenal of missiles.
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Early work experiences teach reliability, financial intelligence, self-control and help people learn to navigate adult situations.
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Opinion polls, although of uncertain reliability, have shown a split in opinion that hovers around 50 percent.
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Consumer Reports on Wednesday lowered Tesla's reliability ranking by six places, to 2.23th out of 29 automakers.
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McLaren will certainly be seeking reliability from Renault as it embarks on a new era this season.
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The reported flaw is the latest in a series of quality and reliability problems with Tesla's vehicles.
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I had let him down by not teaching him how to test the reliability of a source.
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It is, as I said in my original piece on the proposal, a caveman approach to reliability.
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A dispassionate, fuel-agnostic examination of reliability options is not going to prioritize big piles of coal.
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Given this varied history, it is difficult to see any strong causal link between franchising and reliability.
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Not all market watchers are sold on the reliability of bond yield inversions as a recession indicator.
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Chinese aviation experts said Mr. Kim probably chose the Air China aircraft because of its greater reliability.
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But Consumer Reports also found owners ranked Tesla vehicles, including the Model 3, very low on reliability.
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That divide should never extend to the reliability of information put forth by the United States government.
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Mr. Trump shares Mr. Biden's skepticism about the reliability of Pakistan as an ally in fighting extremism.
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The app-based design allows for the Cubo's advanced features but can sacrifice some of the reliability.
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It does affect the ability to run that refinery at the highest level of reliability without disruptions.
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Futie prefers to hire retirees for their reliability and scheduling flexibility for his moving truck driving business.
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For investors, they behave more like bonds, with returns that are almost bond-like in their reliability.
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He asked the federal commission that oversees the grid to recognize the reliability value of baseload plants.
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All this helps when you want accuracy and reliability to be priorities, whatever you're transmitting or measuring.
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But the engine has a no-nonsense demeanor that augurs well for reliability, just like Nissan's V6s.
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The severity of each issue is then weighed, and a reliability score is created for each vehicle.
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John Besignano, a longtime customer, described the freshness, reliability and camaraderie as the reasons for his loyalty.
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Women choose a form of contraception by balancing health considerations, religious considerations, side effects, safety, and reliability.
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In Secretary Perry's mind the closures constitute a grave risk to the reliability of the grid system.
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Overall, much will depend on how the government and regulators set the balance between reliability and emissions.
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To overcome the reliability problem requires cheap grid-scale energy storage that can be scaled up indefinitely.
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Their reputation for reliability precedes them, but this advantage will not last as foreign competitors will improve.
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In a public letter in 2010, late Apple CEO Steve Jobs criticized Flash's reliability, security and performance.
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The carrier ranked first in overall performance, reliability, speed, data, and call quality at the national level.
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Part of it is that at a time of bewildering change, the Windsors represent reliability and continuity.
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NERC oversees regional electric reliability entities in the Lower 48 U.S. states, Canada and parts of Mexico.
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I wanted to ask you about the [Department of Energy] grid-reliability study that just came out.
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While frigid temps are expected to continue, we are not experiencing any reliability issues across the RTO.
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The Tesla CEO said that he meets with the Tesla service team "multiple times a week" to "get updates on the reliability of the vehicle," noting the best service possible is "no service" because that would represent maximum reliability (and of course, lowest possible ongoing costs for Tesla).
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The unprecedented number of satellites proposed by SpaceX and the other [non-geostationary orbit fixed-satellite service] systems in this processing round will necessitate a further assessment of the appropriate reliability standards of these spacecraft, as well as the reliability of these systems' methods for deorbiting the spacecraft.
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These reports suggest Amazon recognizes the importance of both timely deliveries and the reliability of them showing up.
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But speech lacks reliability and privacy, and cramming a QWERTY keyboard onto a tiny screen isn't the answer.
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Some baseload-friendly language has been added and the straightforward conclusion about reliability I quoted above is gone.
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Tesla's Model S earned a buy recommendation from Consumer Reports earlier this year, after its reliability rating improved.
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Finally, Tinder promises the new version of the software brings "significant enhancements" to the app's speed and reliability.
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But a short time later I spoke with one of the people in charge of Microsoft's reliability managers.
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Consistency becomes comforting, and reliability like a soft down coat that hugs you as you slip it on.
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First, it defines resilience and reliability far too narrowly, in terms of just one (only marginally relevant) attribute.
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You can also pair them through your device's regular Bluetooth settings, but I had mixed reliability with it.
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The study is also used to determine the reliability of products like refrigerators, lawn mowers, televisions and more.
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Mission-critical things like speedometers and fuel gauges use QNX, a BlackBerry-made software designed for supreme reliability.
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In fact, the scooter, in a lot of ways, is a much tamer product from a reliability standpoint.
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That's a seriously impressive feat, a testament to the reputation Toyota trucks have long maintained for unbeatable reliability.
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RUSSIA'S ENERGY MINISTRY SAYS SAUDI ARABIA'S QUICK REPAIR OF OIL CAPACITY AFTER ATTACKS SHOWS ITS RELIABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY
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This setup easily beats Sony's PlayStation Move and the previous one-camera Rift in precision, range, and reliability.
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One key example is the Department of Energy's infamous grid reliability study, a fig leaf for subsidizing coal.
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Microsoft has also delivered numerous firmware updates to the Surface Headphones to improve audio quality and connection reliability.
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While the Form 1 put the company on the map, it has also been plagued with reliability issues.
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Beyond issues of reliability and safety, there are practical matters, like simply getting the package to the customer.
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Having a senior title within a well-known organization is an easy proxy for that kind of reliability.
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It said a security review had determined the virtual caucus did not meet standards for cybersecurity and reliability.
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"When it comes to rocket launches, what we care about would be cost, reliability and time," Yang said.
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Plans to build more charging stations so people can assume a certain level of reliability may fall apart.
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This chip, though, has a very specific focus: Providing Bluetooth-like functionality with greater power efficiency and reliability.
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Nordigen — Nordigen helps credit institutions categorise their client banking transactions to improve credit assessment process speed and reliability.
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Amazon and Google, which have competing voice assistants, both use humans to improve reliability and accuracy as well.
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These new approaches are rapidly expanding the envelope of computer vision in terms of applications, robustness and reliability.
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"Canada is a beacon of stability, reliability and openness," Economic Minister Navdeep Bains said in an emailed statement.
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Most people working on autonomous vehicles believe a combination of sensors is needed to ensure safety and reliability.
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"The reliability and capability of Autopilot will increase exponentially over the next six to twelve months," Musk predicted.
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I don't normally write about reliability in this section of my reviews, but I have some quality concerns.
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They've driven them all over the country, and say they love the reliability, the spaciousness, and the durability.
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However, the Model S gained this year, improving to an average reliability rating, and earning Consumer Reports' recommendation.
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"Quality of mobile app" and "reliability of mobile app" (minimal down time, crashes, lags) are new this year.
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Real change will come when our leaders understand that data privacy and security can increase profitability and reliability.
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The reliability of companionship is a big part of it because your dog is molded to your schedule.
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More than 20173,000 people are now without power, according to Electric Reliability Council of Texas company's Twitter account.
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Frydenberg is also looking at how to improve power supply security and reliability while moving toward cleaner power.
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Additionally, it could help quell fears current and potential owners might have surrounding the reliability of Tesla products.
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The survey asked about the doctor's characteristics, such as caring, confidence, reliability, attentiveness, cooperativeness, professionalism, efficiency and approachability.
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"Nobody really chooses to have low reliability, to blow their rocket up, or to be late," said Bruno.
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Smarter transmission planning will result in better performance, better reliability, more renewable energy, and lower greenhouse gas emissions.
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"Unfortunately today the aircraft reliability and maintainability of the airplane is what I would call flat," he said.
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With a reputation for outstanding engineering, reliability and affordability, the Civic was one of Honda's top selling cars.
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The President will now face allies and partners who will wonder even more about his reliability and credibility.
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He also restored the reliability of government statistics as well as his country's standing in global credit markets.
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The number was largely fueled by frustrations with inconsistent service; customer perception of reliability was just 42 percent.
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Tesla is in a tiff with Consumer Reports over predictions about the Model 3's projected reliability ratings.
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Aramco's business has been built around nurturing strategic relationships with customers and emphasizing its reliability as a supplier.
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There was little sense of panic, with Chinese experts expressing doubts on the reliability of North Korean missiles.
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And in 2008, the United States put in place stringent requirements on the reliability rate of the weapons.
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Reliability was important when the key use for a hard drive was storage in desktop and laptop computers.
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Further, using advanced energy in the U.S. military could help with effectiveness, reliability and cost, the report argues.
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This not only improves the safety and reliability of self-driving cars, but also benefits all road users.
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The report claimed that the board is aware of the current "accuracy and reliability" issues with facial recognition.
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Increasingly, engineering orgs are building tests that fail on purpose in order to build better reliability into systems.
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This is promising news considering Consumer Reports just released a report dinging the Model X for reliability issues.
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But if you like Garmin's reliability and accuracy (and their great Connect app), you probably need this scale.
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What's the point of the reliability if it can't handle the load during an actual state of emergency?
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"The time between missions will get shorter and shorter," said Hans Koenigsmann, SpaceX vice president of flight reliability.
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And will the device be a match for rivals' products in terms of reliability and ease-of-use?
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Tesla's overall score was saved by the improving reliability of the Model S, which gained ground this year.
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This would increase the range and reliability of the boxes, naturally, and make island communities much more realistic.
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That could in turn improve the reliability of the keyboards, which has been a source of major concern.
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BMW said it is currently pursuing a "hedging strategy" and aims to "increase planning reliability for the company".
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To assure reliability, electric grids need to balance supply and demand in real time or risk cascading blackouts.
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Deregulated power markets already have measures in place to support efficient levels of investment in reliability and resilience.
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After Consumer Reports' auto team predicted Tesla's new Model 3 would have "average reliability," Tesla blasted the magazine.
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This compact crossover combines Honda reliability with versatility, cargo capacity, and better than 30 mpg in highway driving.
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The scheme would be in place for two years until a study on the U.S. grid's reliability concludes.
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By reliability, energy analysts typically refer to the ability of the grid to deliver energy under normal circumstances.
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Boosting encryption similarly goes hand in hand with the increased reliability for mobile device users promised by 5G.
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A defining feature of the automobile over the decades has been steadily improving safety, reliability, and fuel economy.
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"Additionally, Kiplinger reported that off-brand electronics "don't have the reputation and reliability that come with name brands.
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Hamilton has deflected the hype onto Ferrari, which had fast lap times and impressive reliability during winter testing.
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Now, grid resiliency, reliability, and infrastructure are being seriously discussed by government officials, consumer groups, and electricity providers.
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At the same time, China's exporters are trying to shed a reputation for poor reliability or cloning weapons.
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We engineered and tested the Smart Extruder+ to enhance its reliability, provide better performance and extend its lifetime.
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The reliability of the US as an economic and strategic partner has just plummeted in key regional capitals.
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Merchants are guaranteed the right to prefer one network over another, basing decisions on cost, security and reliability.
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The institute noted the importance of a balanced energy mix, including baseload sources, to maintaining reliability and resiliency.
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Made in bulk using new machining techniques, American watches beat Swiss and French pieces in quality and reliability.
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