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The menu is not failure-free.

Multi-Paxos reduces the failure-free message delay (proposal to learning) from 4 delays to 2 delays.

How soon will the network evolve from this Model-T phase into a pause-free, failure-free Mercedes?

Newly diagnosed patients with metastatic rhabdomyosarcoma (excluding patients younger than 10 years with embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma) who have an expected failure-free survival of less than 20% are eligible.

Liu Q, Fayad L, Cabanillas F, et al.: Improvement of overall and failure-free survival in stage IV follicular lymphoma: 25 years of treatment experience at The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.

Although the 48-year-old Mr. Thicke is still widely remembered as the grievously miscast host of "Thicke of the Night," a misbegotten mid-1980's effort to dethrone Johnny Carson, he has in fact enjoyed a lucrative and extraordinarily failure-free career over the last decade.

However, they can do this only if the disk is fault-free in other respects.

To strive for continuous improvement in space operations and provide fault-free services.

Limiting liability or fault-free malpractice alone will not resolve the problem.

None of this is to suggest that New York pedestrians are fault-free.

They were not one hundred percent fault-free, but we must acknowledge the progress the Albanians have made towards democracy.

Riley began with a fault-free trip over the initial course of 16 barriers with the 95-second time allowed.

Redundancy is the provision of functional capabilities that would be unnecessary in a fault-free environment.

Six qualified for the jump-off by posting fault-free rounds within the 1 minute 51 seconds allowed.

Space redundancy provides additional components, functions, or data items that are unnecessary for fault-free operation.

He was certainly not fault-free.

Because there is no need to establish an irretrievable breakdown of marriage as the fundamental ground for divorce, the system remains virtually fault-free.

In cable identification, the faulty cables are identified from the fault-free cables at the already determined site.

As long as they think things have to be this way, fault-tolerant consumers remain the greatest bulwark against fault-free computers.

A fault-free trip through the 28 obstacles on today's agility course within the allotted 3 minutes 10 seconds earned Poulin the championship.

They were fault-free over 12 numbered obstacles requiring 15 jumping efforts in the first round within the 1 minute 19 seconds allowed to complete the course.

To this end, the vectors of inputs and outputs contain all available signals, not just those used by the controller in fault-free operation.

The 2006 R6 was innovative in being the first mass-produced bike to feature fly-by-wire throttle, producing a smooth, fault-free drive.

"The station was built to withstand earthquakes of high magnitude," said Picard, "and also constructed in the most solid and fault-free area available.

Patton won the Grand Prix aboard Elliot Ness with the fastest fault-free time, 25.696 seconds.

Foreign financial service and law firms, proliferating thanks to deregulation in the financial markets here, are demanding high-speed, high-quality, fault-free telecommunications services at a competitive cost.

The two frames travel through their respective LANs until they reach a destination node, in the fault-free case, with a certain time skew.

Moreover, severance payments for fault-free firings - not to mention the golden parachutes that are triggered during mergers or acquisitions - are generally high.

The fault-free round over 17 fences gave the five-time American rider of the year and her mount a total of 24 faults for the first six trials.

The output of a test pattern, when testing a fault-free device that works exactly as designed, is called the expected output of that test pattern.

About a third of all current SoC designs are fault-free during first silicon pass, with nearly half of all re-spins caused by functional logic errors.