The development of safety critical systems often requires design decisions which influence not only dependability, but also other properties which are often even antagonistic to dependability, e.g., cost.
As embedded systems become increasingly complex, not only are dependability and timeliness critical quality indicators, but also their ability to dynamically adapt to changes in their runtime environment.
SAForum is focused on producing open specifications to address the requirements of availability, reliability and dependability for a broad range of applications (not only Clouds).
The e-business dependability instrument and its potential implications will not only aid researchers interested in designing and testing related e-business theories, but also provide direction for managers in improving the quality and performance of e-business.
In this way, the resultant system not only fulfills both the design constraints and the dependability requirements, but also avoids the cost provoked by excessive use of protection mechanisms.
We should be grateful to Derek Jeter and to baseball for giving us an opportunity to celebrate not only the personal achievements of a great baseball player but the virtue of dependability.
This is a great way to not only promote physical activity, but to also instill a sense of responsibility and dependability in your child's mind at a very young age.
Drawn to Michael not for his money - or at least "not only for his money" - Elizabeth finds in Michael's "steadfast, boring look" the complete dependability her father lacked, though this doesn't altogether compensate for the niggling awareness that they don't "laugh a lot together".
Not only will people be able to rely on you, but you will also be respected for your dependability.
A Hall of Fame player, he will be remembered not only for longevity and records, but for a virtue we all value but seldom call attention to -- dependability.
