The phrase "all replicas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to every copy or version of an item, object, or concept, often in contexts like technology, art, or data management.
Example: "The system ensures that all replicas of the database are synchronized to prevent data loss."
Alternatives: "every replica" or "all copies".
Any policy changes on the master will result in full resyncs to all replicas.
The replica exchange molecular dynamics simulations used an aggregate sampling of 15 μs when summed over all replicas, allowing us to explicitly calculate the free-energy landscape, including a rigorous treatment of enthalpic and entropic effects.
Hence, many developers have explored building applications that only require loose consistency guarantees---for example, storage systems that only guarantee that all replicas eventually converge to the same state, meaning that a replica might exhibit an arbitrary state at any particular time.
Updates executed on all replicas at the same time.
Global ordering in all replicas (Paxos state machine algorithm).
It is "all replicas of a particular bit of DNA, distributed throughout the world".
The period between an update on a replica and propagation of the updates to all the replicas [t, t + d] is the period of consensus.
In order to reduce the computation and communication overheads, every quorum is tried to be completable, that is, only the counter vector of every replica is updated in the quorum Q op but all the replicas themselves are not updated.
All the replicas exhibited high catalytic activity in oxidation of SO2 in a liquid phase.
Our experimental evaluation indicates that the proposed approach saves significant energy over the case when all the replicas are run under the highest voltage/frequency level, without sacrificing any reliability over the latter.
Because it's fucking hard, really, what with all the replicas.
