Sentence examples similar to a Byzantine operation from inspiring English sources

It's a Byzantine process... which can take months.

Ben F. Glisan Jr., Enron's former treasurer, who played a central role in the establishment and operation of a byzantine series of affiliated partnerships, has offered information and evidence to both criminal and regulatory investigators, these people said.

Ben F. Glisan Jr., a former treasurer with Enron who played a central role in the establishment and operation of a byzantine series of partnerships affiliated with the company, has already begun offering information and evidence to both criminal and regulatory investigators, these people said.

Byzantine fault tolerance: A Byzantine fault is an incorrect operation that occurs in a distributed environment.

The owners apparently were not content with being the fourth-largest tissue company in the U.S. Gabayzadeh built a Byzantine holding structure around the operation.

One simple attack is a byzantine client who issues read operations that return bogus information.

Another attack is a byzantine client who executes read operations (e.g., against a byzantine server) and does not include them in the transaction's readset.

The most obvious attack to be attempted by a byzantine client is to submit transactions with many write operations and few read operations or no read operation at all (i.e., a "blind transaction").

After Gubazes's murder, the Lazi stopped participating in operations against the Persians for a time, leading to the failure of a Byzantine attack against the fort of Onoguris.

This was a byzantine arrangement.

Or a byzantine conceptual nightmare, perhaps.