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Meanings of fault tolerance in English
Ability of an object, system, or property to tolerate or resist perturbations that might affect its behavior.
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Examples for "stable"
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So far so good, but the situation couldn't hold stable for long.
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Doctors at the hospital however have said Mr Mubarak's health is stable.
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Its stable yet economically under-developed neighbour Syria proves a good test case.
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Average costs for IBD were stable from year to year before 2012.
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The conditions of all three patients is stable, the health ministry said.
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Job stability for the young is a longstanding political concern in China.
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Conclusion: Both implant systems provide similar primary stability and similar long-term stability.
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Water needs warriors, to help bring stability and healing to the land.
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It said democracy needed to be respected to ensure stability and prosperity.
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We needed stability, Stiller told the New York Daily News in 2012.
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Wheeler said the key to robust competition was better information for consumers.
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And obviously our robust Angela proves there was no serious health risk.
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Business confidence remains robust, giving the economy momentum heading into this year.
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But today's Prime date will test whether the market is robust enough.
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New Zealand's robust housing market also continued to worry the Reserve Bank.
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She said the game must take a zero tolerance approach to abuse.
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We have no tolerance for discrimination in any form, the company said.
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However, the other six patients showed no change in their exercise tolerance.
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Police forces must adopt a zero-tolerance approach to this kind of behaviour.
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Political parties, and National in particular, have little tolerance for defeated leaders.
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In these young people, I see Madiba's example of persistence and hope.
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The try captured the match in a moment, power and persistence prevailing.
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When expressing interest in a company, I believe persistence is the key.
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Therefore, cccDNA is responsible for the establishment of viral infection and persistence.
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When City took the lead they had David Silva's persistence to thank.
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However, better news from companies pointed to some resilience in the economy.
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Green or natural infrastructure is also important for resilience, the report said.
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A political crisis or economic downturn would once again test HSBC's resilience.
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We need to see action, particularly around transport infrastructure and resilience infrastructure.
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Today Russians will be celebrating their national strength of spirit and resilience.
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Chief executive Simon Woodhams said given the circumstances, the result was resilient.
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Given lower global growth, everyone is looking at resilient countries, he said.
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Next year may thus see German exports surging and economic growth resilient.
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
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It said it planned to build typhoon-resilient structure to minimise future damage.
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Objectives: Walking is an adaptable, inexpensive and accessible form of physical activity.
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Still young enough to be adaptable; no emotional complications back on Earth.
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The methods described should be easily adaptable to most modern MS instrumentation.
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In the long run, the more adaptable system is likely to prevail.
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The system is highly adaptable, and is particularly well-suited to high-throughput screening.
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In other words, Dr Horvath describes them as knowledge, context and adaptability.
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Irish technicians have established an international reputation for quality, skill and adaptability.
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The charm of conversation chiefly depends upon the adaptability of the participants.
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The doubtfulness as to their adaptability to the representative form of government.
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After the first outburst she accepted the situation with her usual adaptability.
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Various ways of handling missing information confirmed the robustness of the results.
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A robustness analysis with focus on range uncertainty effect is carried out.
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Ensemble learning approaches seem to consistently lead to improved predictivity and robustness.
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A number of factors influence the robustness and speed of data collection.
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One- and two-way sensitivity analyses are used to evaluate robustness of results.
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He has great resiliency. Wayne caught four passes 24 yards on Sunday.
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Brown was especially disappointed in his team's resiliency in the second half.
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Concerns also are mounting about the resiliency of the European banking system.
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Both teams showed a lot of resiliency, VCU coach Shaka Smart said.
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And, it's also a lesson in having contingency plans, having resiliency plans.
Usage of fault tolerance in English
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For software systems, fault tolerance is a by-product of how well failover is handled.
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It's an environment of fault tolerance, said David Weiss, senior analyst at research firm Aite Group.
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The logging mechanisms in MySQL Cluster also provide a level of recovery for failover and fault tolerance.
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Smart power -Intelligent monitoring of the demand, high level of fault tolerance and fast restoration in case of failures.
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Fault tolerance is normally associated with hardware such as backup power supplies, redundant network channels, etc.
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Until Narong rewrote his software and adjusted all the fault tolerances, Melvin spent more time idle than he did working.
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- Largest disk requirements for fault tolerance.
Translations for fault tolerance
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