1) Accuracy 2) Constancy 3) Dependability 4) Dependableness 5) Fidelity 6) Loyalty 7) Reliableness 8) Responsibility 9) Responsibleness 10) Security 11) Soundness 12) Steadfastness 13) Steadiness 14) Unassailability
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1) Constancy 2) Control 3) Dependability 4) Dependableness 5) Duplicability 6) Faithfulness 7) Honesty 8) Infallibility 9) Loyalty 10) Promptness 11) Reliableness 12) Reproducibility 13) Trustworthiness
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• (n.) The state or quality of being reliable; reliableness.
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Reliability is concerned with the consistency and dependability of a measuring instrument, i.e. it is an indication of the degree to which it gives the same answers over time, across similar groups and irrespective of who administers it. A reliable measuring instrument will always give the same result on different occasions assuming that what is be...
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(from the article `computer science`) Reliability is an important issue in systems architecture. Components may be replicated to enhance reliability and increase availability of the ...
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(from the article `psychological testing`) Test reliability is affected by scoring accuracy, adequacy of content sampling, and the stability of the trait being measured. Scorer reliability ... ...opinion polling. To assist reporters as well as the general public in their understanding of poll results, AAPOR published a list of guideline...
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Consistency of measurement (ie something is reliable if you repeat the intervention with the same subject and get a similar/equal finding).
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Electric system reliability has two components
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The probability that an item will function under a specific set of conditions, for a stated period of time, without failure or unacceptable degradation of performance.
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The degree of stability exhibitied when a measurement is repeated under identical conditions. ... See: correlation coefficient, reliability coefficient. ... Origin: M.E. Relien, fr. O.Fr. Relier, fr. L. Religo, to bind ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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(re-li″ә-bil´ĭ-te) in statistics, the tendency of a system to be resistant to failure. precision (def. 2).
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An indicator of score consistency over time or across multiple evaluators. Reliable assessment is one in which the same answers receive the same score regardless of who performs the scoring or how or where the scoring takes place. The same person is likely to get approximately the same score across multiple test administrations.
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describes the degree of performance of the elements of the bulk electric system that results in electricity being delivered to customers within accepted standards and in the amount desired. Reliability at the transmission level may be measured by the frequency, duration and magnitude (or the probability) of adverse effects on the electric supply/tr...
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The ability of data gathering tool to obtain consistent results.
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A measure of the ability of a test or other appraisal instrument to evaluate what is being measured
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A test`s reliability concerns the consistency with which it measures whatever it is supposed to be measuring. A reliable assessment is dependable and will yield similar results each time it is used. Perfect reliability is represented by a reliability coefficient of 1.0, but in practice this is never achieved although figures upwards of about 0.85 are commonly obtained.
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The accuracy and repeatability of a measurement.
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Re·li`a·bil'i·ty noun The state or quality of being reliable; reliableness.
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Reliable/reliability in psychology means does something measure what it claims to be measuring in a consistent fashion.
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The ability of the software product to perform its required functions under stated conditions for a specified period of time, or for a specified number of operations. [ISO 9126]...
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reliability 1. The trait of being dependable or reliable. 2. The tendency of a system to be resistant to failure.
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A measure of whether a test gives repeatable results.
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Reliability is the probability a device or system will NOT fail to perform its intended function(s) during a specified time interval when operated under stated conditions
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(ITIL Continual Service Improvement) (ITIL Service Design) A measure of how long an IT service or other configuration item can perform its agreed function without interruption. Usually measured as MTBF or MTBSI. The term can also be used to state how likely it is that a process, function etc. will deliver its required outputs. See also availability...
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The ability of a test to produce the same result when administered at different times to the same group of people.
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