Sentences with word «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).

And if there's a bit of unreliability in the small LMP1 field at some point, we could even see a P2 on an overall podium this year.

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).

Potentially confounding factors, she adds, such as condom use, and the inherent unreliability of self - reporting, mean that «the quality of the evidence is very weak in many of the studies», Gaffield says.

Perhaps most important were W.G. Sebald's enigmatic «prose fictions» — particularly «Rings Of Saturn» — that likewise hover between genres, make play with unreliability, and fold in on other forms: traveler's tale, antiquarian digression, and memoir.

Perhaps the brand has the biggest hill to climb in terms of reputation thanks to some horrendous tales about unreliability from its days before the Volkswagen takeover, but the four - year / unlimited - mileage package provides impressive peace of mind.

It doesn't have the Supertec engine it raced with in period (probably a good thing considering it's unreliability at the time!)

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.

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.

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

Should we fear the lofty valuation multiples, or should we fear the CAPE ratio itself, because of its notorious unreliability in picking market peaks and troughs?

A richly imagined and stunningly inventive literary masterpiece of love, art, and betrayal, exploring the genesis of evil, the unforeseen consequences of love, and the ultimate unreliability of storytelling itself.

Ricciardo came close to beating Kimi Raikkonen to fourth in the championship this year, only to be foiled by unreliability.

Heated conversations regarding unreliability or finances should take place on the phone when your kids aren't around.

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

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.»

Limitations included unreliability with the paper - and - pencil components, a lack of comparison of individual therapy to the family systems approach, small sample size, and no follow - up.

Bought a 2016 Summit variant from new after deciding one of the typical German clones in the large SUV class was too common and didn't want the potential unreliability associated with Land Rover.

Because of the relative unreliability of these identification methods, microchip insertions are growing in popularity.

Meanwhile, I think that the unfortunately increasing unreliability of the grid is one factor that will drive adoption of distributed, on - site generation and storage.

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.

Decarbonizing the country will require rationalizing its chaotic, inefficient energy sector, in which rampant unreliability leads people to use dirty diesel generators to keep the lights on.

A distinction needs to be made, as well, between (factual) truth and truthfulness: what renders a report of a raped woman (or any other narrative of a trauma) truthful is its very factual unreliability, its confusion, its inconsistency.

YouTube user F1BOARD has decided to create a compilation of McLaren Honda's unreliability woes, which really hits home just how frequent the team's cars break down.

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

Ok, it doesn't quite fit the topic, but everyone's favourite backmarkers suffered such spectacular unreliability when they first entered F1 that I just had to include it.

He followed this up with a win at Estoril and another second at Jerez, which was enough for him to finish 7th in the Drivers» Championship, despite the horrid unreliability.

The new technology meant Jabouille suffered plenty of unreliability over the years, but 1980 was by far his worst year.

After so much trouble in F1, Honda's unreliability followed him to IndyCar.

Given the apparent unreliability of the former's muscles and the latter's brain, it's entirely possible that Stones will find himself, for the second season in a row, in a defence of moderate chaos.

Katayama regularly found himself somewhere near the front of the field but unreliability limited him to just four points all season.

The predicted unreliability meant Mansell retired from the next four races, but when the car was working, it worked well.

He was drafted in by Ferrari and in a race which saw quite a lot of unreliability managed to slipstream past Dan Gurney on the final lap to win by just a tenth of a second.

I must not write about... Well, if that was to be Daniel Sturridge's penultimate game for Liverpool it was either a demonstration of what we're going to miss or a sigh of relief that we no longer have to deal with his maddening unreliability.

I'm keen to see what the driver pairing can do given a clean weekend though as they've been plagued with grid penalties and unreliability since starting this year.

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.

The NYC subway system's descent into chronic unreliability has become so embedded in the psyches of riders that many are overcompensating, adding extra time to their trips and thereby being early in a city of chronically late people.

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.

With batteries to store surplus energy and then dole it out as needed, that sporadic unreliability could cease to be such an issue.

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.»

Hackers are more likely to try to erode trust in the outcome by introducing unreliability and uncertainty into vote - counting.

the caffmos community is ok in itself but the quality of the members begs believing.the responses are forthcoming but they are totally unreliable do not turn up when arranged and generally are not truthfull.some are downright devious in their dealings with others I guess they follow the trend of gays elsewhere.having a reputation of unreliability sorry to be and being pretty shallow.sorry about being negative.

Given the traumatised storyteller, this narrative unreliability may be deliberate, but the film doesn't lead to some big twist concerning the strength of her memory.

Accountability systems also need to include safeguards against the statistical unreliability of small classes and demographic groups that may include only a few students at a particular school.

Having established that the retention figures (1) existed in folklore, (2) exhibit unreliability, and (3) and exclude evidence of valid methodology, it seems borderline cruel to further discredit them.

To minimize unreliability, it is important to make sure that the screening assessments are administered correctly.