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Delay, Buffer Index, Travel Time, predicted model, Reliability, Urban Arterial.

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reliability, double exponential distribution, shrinkage method.

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Exponential distribution, weighted distribution, doubles weighted distribution, length-biased distribution, reliability, Maximum likelihood, Moments.

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reliability, nursing education, accreditation standards, the World Health Organization

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Pareto Analysis, Fault Tree Analysis, Predictive Maintenance Policies, Reliability Engineering Parameters

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Generalized double weighted exponential distribution, Conditional probability density function, Joint reliability function.

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The current study emphasizes the characteristics, factors of IT innovation due to the importance of them in explaining the rate of technology adoption. Five factors of IT innovation were identided by Rogers, 1983 in the Diffusion of Innovations theory: relative advantage, compatibility, complexity, trailability, and visibility. Perceptions of potential adopters are important to understand their attitude toward IT innovation before the ultimate adoption. Moore and Benbasat, 1991 designed an instrument to measure the perceptions of non-adopters and adopters of IT innovation. The instrument includes eight factors, five of them were adopted from the diffusion of innovation theory and three factors were added by the authors: voluntariness of use, result demonstrability, and image. The instrument of Moore & Benbasat, 1991 was adopted in this study to measure the perceptions of employees toward the adoption of electronic banks. The validity and reliability of the instrument were examined and the two models of Rogers, 1983 and Moore and Benbasat, 1991 were tested. The sample included, 229 employees working in private and public banks in Erbil. The study results showed that the perceptions of respondents toward IT innovations were in the positive direction and that can help to adopt and diffuse the electronic banking easily and speedily. Furthermore, the validity of the two models is confirmed. One of the essential recommendations is that the top management of banks should working to enhance the positive perceptions toward electronic banking via sending a positive message to empoloyess about the advantages and ease of use these technologies.

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