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The phrase "as eventual consistency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing data management, distributed systems, or database design, particularly when referring to a model of consistency in which updates to a system will eventually propagate to all nodes.
Example: "In distributed databases, we often rely on models such as eventual consistency to ensure that all nodes reflect the same data over time."
Alternatives: "as eventual coherence" or "as eventual uniformity".
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They do not support ACID transaction principles, rather offer weaker consistency properties, such as eventual consistency.
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It only assumes that the system has some means by which Writes are ordered consistently at every server, as required for eventual consistency, and uses the WriteOrder predicate to represent this ordering.
It is important to create a clear distinction between the term consistency as used in the ACID acronym and consistency as used in "eventual consistency".
In the eventual consistency model, changes eventually propagate through the system given sufficient time.
Transactions must adhere to certain transaction properties or correctness criteria such as Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation, Durability (ACID), semantic atomicity, eventual consistency and so on [6].
In addition, aspects associated with NoSQL, such as MapReduce, the CAP theorem, and eventual consistency have also been discussed in the literature [15, 16].
Other replicas can be updated after certain delay and made consistent (which is the case of eventual consistency).
Eventual consistency relies on two properties: total propagation and consistent ordering.
If the eventuality can be defined within certain limits, then the eventual consistency model could work.
We assume that the replicated system provides eventual consistency and thus includes mechanisms to ensure these two properties as follows.
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