acceptable level of reliability造句

• If the readers are regularly cleaned, then an acceptable level of reliability may be achieved.
• This reduction in storage created problems in meeting the Bloemfontein demand at an acceptable level of reliability and as a result, the 50 m high Knellpoort Dam was completed in 1988.
• Also, the council is forming an investigative task force of technical experts, which Dintelman said will prepare a report to include recommendations for any changes to maintain " an acceptable level of reliability ."
• As has been submitted in to evidence, Phil claims that " " Unless the story got picked up nationally or widely reported, one-off local news stories do not provide acceptable levels of reliability . ""
• The Bordeaux power system costs about three times as much as a conventional overhead wire system, and took 24 months to achieve acceptable levels of reliability, requiring replacement of all the main cables and power supplies.
• The disruptions last summer " demonstrate that the necessary operating practices, regulatory policies and technological tools for dealing with the changes are not yet in place to guarantee an acceptable level of reliability, " said the report.
• During the dispute Phil claimed " " Unless the story got picked up nationally or widely reported, one-off local news stories do not provide acceptable levels of reliability, " " and insisted on mainstream sources ( as noted above ).
• "had this to say last year : ` Our military faces readiness problems,'he cautioned, ` including falling recruitment, and retention in critical skill areas; aging equipment that costs more to keep operating at acceptable levels of reliability; a need for more support services for a force with a high percentage of married personnel; and frequent deployments . "'
• To make his point, the former defense secretary quoted Lieberman as saying, " Our military faces readiness problems, including falling recruitment, and retention in critical skill areas; aging equipment that costs more to keep operating at acceptable levels of reliability; a need for more support services for a force with a high percentage of married personnel; and frequent deployments ."
• Wilson's original intent developing the Avid Flyer was to offer an economical home-built aircraft to bridge the gap between conventional aircraft of the " Piper Cub " / " Taylorcraft " / " Aeronca " category and the minimalist ultralight aircraft such as the " Quicksilver " that had not yet matured into acceptable levels of reliability and safety in the early 1980s.