Sentences with phrase «for unreliability»

This simple correlation is not corrected for unreliability of the measures of grit and Big Five traits (a measure that has a test - retest reliability of.80 can not correlate with another measure at a higher level than.80 — correlations can be corrected for this attenuation).

The supermodel cruises around in an MG Midget MK III, a car renowned for its unreliability and safety hazards.

Laser games already had a reputation for unreliability.

It also has, like other LR products, a dreadful reputation for unreliability, so much so that it was given a new name in America in the hope that buyers wouldn't associate it with previous Discoveries.

Unfortunately, Land Rover's reputation for unreliability still inhibits their ability to sell vehicles in environments where your own life is at risk if there is a breakdown.

This simple correlation is not corrected for unreliability of the measures of grit and Big Five traits (a measure that has a test - retest reliability of.80 can not correlate with another measure at a higher level than.80 — correlations can be corrected for this attenuation).

Some changes are reliable for their unreliability, like feeling too tired to meet friends for drinks when yesterday I felt fine.

Clearly the biggest divide between our opinions on this is that I ding Dotson much more than you do for his unreliability, which forces us to put a bad tackle out there in his stead for roughly 25 % of the team's scheduled games.

Not exact matches

Its driving forces are commerce and urbanization, not scientific «proofs» for the nonexistence of God or the unreliability of the Bible or even discoveries about the nature of the material world.

Whatever permanence is possible now depends upon steadfast personal commitments — a terrible burden for anyone with enough self - knowledge to recognize the unreliability of our fallen nature.

Sure, the lack of pace and unreliability of the MCL32 can't be the easiest set of circumstances for a young driver to prove themselves in.

In pre-season testing the unreliability of the Honda power unit in the McLaren MCL32 gave real cause for concern, especially as no one really seemed to know what was actually causing the issues.

According to Eric Boullier, Fernando Alonso took it pretty hard when he found out he was in for another year of unreliability and poor pace

And for those of us who thinks The fLame is the man to deputize in his stead......... Aside his inconsistency and unreliability, Let's see if he can strings 3 matches without Limping off the pitch

In 1958 he was driving a Cooper for Rob Walker's team, and again benefitted from unreliability of some of the faster cars to take the lead by half distance, but he comfortably held off the two Ferrari's of Luigi Musso and Peter Collins to win his second and final GP.

But by and large, both were comparative failures both for fitness unreliability and simply not enough pure talent.

The prospects of a close fight for the lead took a major blow when Nico Rosberg was struck by Mercedes» greatest foe this year — unreliability.

Because of the unreliability of nap time, I suggest planning non-essential, usually non-work tasks for nap time, i.e. resting, household chores, reading, etc..

5) There is a growing feeling that military brute force is at best a very unreliability means of achieving strategic objectives in the modern world for example the invasion of Iraq was a strategic failure despite an overwhelming military advantage.

If you mean that you doubt Trumps unreliability, then I don't think I can convince you of anything; there is a mountain of evidence for that, I don't think that anything I can say will convince anyone that doesn't want to see the reality of that yet.

«Well, I haven't announced what I'm going to run for in 2013,» said Stringer, during a recent interview in his 1 Centre Street borough - president aerie high above Manhattan, before launching into a disquisition on the unreliability of front - runner status.

The reason for that opposition is Espada's unprincipled unreliability as a Democrat — twice last year he threatened to bolt from the party, once throwing control of the Senate up in the air for a month.

That inherent unreliability makes it difficult for power companies to rely on them to meet customer demand.

Douglas Higgs, a former RARDE scientist who had been legally represented at the inquiry and had conceded the unreliability of the «kneading» hypothesis, went back on this concession and joined RARDE in asking for another round of tests.

With RISC - V processors often envisioned as control processors for real - world physical devices (i.e., internet of things devices) these errors can cause unreliability or security vulnerabilities affecting the overall safety of the systems.»

The lack of accurate predictive cell culture models and the unreliability of animal studies have created a need for better approaches to recapitulate kidney function in vitro.

If you can't tolerate and fully accept the aspects of your partner that you don't find lovable — such as drinking, smoking, eating habits, anger or withdrawal, workaholism, unreliability, messiness, lateness, porn addiction, sexual demands, sexual disinterest, hygiene, anger, rage, people - pleasing, resistance, selfishness, moodiness, emotional unavailability, neediness, criticalness and so on — then this person is not the right partner for you.

Failing to honor promises degrades relationships, creates a reputation of unreliability, sets a poor example for children (and grown - ups!)

Mandy Ginsberg, president of the popular singles site, told The Associated Press in an email that the company had considered such screenings for years, but «their historical unreliability has always led us to conclude against it.»

What Maguire lacks in humility he makes up for in dry wit («This is Times Square... Burbank»), and for all his movie - star petulance (sustained grudges about the day they made a cast of his torso and the unreliability of the Spidey costume's zipper), he redeems himself in such pithy summaries of his good fortune as his closing statement: «It's cool to play Spider - Man.»

Julia Sass Rubin, a Rutgers professor and spokesperson for Save Our Schools, said the proposal shows the weaknesses and unreliability of the state law requiring the tests for graduation.

«Despite their designated unreliability; despite, even, their surely ungrateful lack of loyalty for stoically sticking around and «taking» the abuses created by an ever - shifting, funding - lucrative reform — huge numbers of these oft - labeled undependable Teach - For - A-Minute girls (and oh, yes, a lesser number of surely just as undependable Teach - For - A-Minute boys) were now being ever more massively produced.&raqfor stoically sticking around and «taking» the abuses created by an ever - shifting, funding - lucrative reform — huge numbers of these oft - labeled undependable Teach - For - A-Minute girls (and oh, yes, a lesser number of surely just as undependable Teach - For - A-Minute boys) were now being ever more massively produced.&raqFor - A-Minute girls (and oh, yes, a lesser number of surely just as undependable Teach - For - A-Minute boys) were now being ever more massively produced.&raqFor - A-Minute boys) were now being ever more massively produced.»

(Specifically, if you ask an insurer for its rating and it fails to provide one or to direct you to one of these rating companies, you should take that as a sign of unreliability.)

The unbelievable never ending excuses people gave for surrendering their pets, the unreliability or integrity of fosters, yes, there were animals that had been in foster care or in shelters for years.

Damn, Kiel Johnson knows how to draw — not to mention he's an amateur beekeeper; thus the inspiration for his newest exhibition at Mark Moore where strangely kinetic, hive - like utopias appear to be unraveling, creating a damnable system of ultimate unreliability.

(the spring prediction barrier is mentioned in the opening post but not explained; «spring prediction barrier» for el nino («oogle tells me) refers to the unreliability of predictions made around this time of year, during which predictions aren't very, er, predictive.

The climate denial industry has been regularly harping on the unreliability of low Earth orbit satellite data for years.

On unreliability of models see O'Reilly et al. (2012), pp. 721 - 22; «there is still no robust, credible model for the interaction of melting ice sheets with the ocean,» Holland and Holland (2015).

This variability clearly illustrates the FUND model's sensitivity to assumptions and resulting unreliability as a meaningful methodology for justifying potentially onerous economic regulations.

«Yet the report stops short of making the most obvious recommendations to address this challenge, eliminating the subsidies and forcing renewable energy generators to pay for the costs they impose on the grid because of their intermittency and unreliability.

And it is ratepayers and taxpayers that are actually doomed to end up footing the huge bill first for subsidizing the construction of wind and solar installations, then enduring the resulting unreliability of the electric grids, and finally for their huge disposal costs.

THIS IS A LOSE - LOSE SITUATION with very high initial costs for bringing in wind and solar (with subsidy and industrialization of the countryside), very high running costs when putting them on the grid (grid control with additional fossil fuel expenditure), and added unreliability and instability to the grid system.

DD @ 15, have a look at Curry's page here on SkS, for an indication of her - shall we say - unreliability.

Energy poverty is spread across the developing world, but it is particularly severe in sub-Saharan Africa, where more than 620 million people live without access to electricity and for those who do have access to modern energy, very high prices, insufficiency and unreliability is a constant plague.

I wish that this was not so, but the real world options for wind and solar PV and, to a lesser extent, for solar thermal are very much constrained due to their intermittency and unreliability.

Thus it remains important for experts to conduct their own research and for attorneys to provide a balanced universe of facts and data to avoid the appearance of bias or unreliability in the expert's opinions.

Besides being unpleasant for your dog, the main issue with anti-bark collars and deterrents is their unreliability.

Given bitcoin's recent unreliability, it's unlikely that Steam will consider re-accepting it as tender for their services anytime soon.

Barely had the thing for a year and it's consistent unreliability made my patience finally run out, and I promptly smashed it in half over my knee.

This gives her the best chance to get the strongest genes while neatly replacing the relative unreliability of «playboys» for a more stable, dependable environment to raise a child.