In the presence of leaks, unauthorized water withdrawals, water depth sensor faults or gate faults, the quality of service can be severely compromised.
It wasn't the technical side that was at fault: the quality of the pictures, coverage of games on the outside courts and the behind-the-scenes access were better than ever.
The end-goal of more flexibility, fault tolerance, quality of services, intelligence, component-based service integration, service personalization, programmability, openness and of course security in a heterogeneous infrastructure can be reasonably achieved via active and programmable networks.
On Thursday, An Lusheng, chief of the Shanghai Railway Bureau, faulted the quality of equipment, personnel and on-site controls.
After the teething troubles of a pre-tour warm-up in Brixton in January, and two dates in which fans griped about the mix, there is no faulting the quality of the stuff coming out of the speakers tonight.
Ms. Bouslama is hoping to find work in the renewable energy sector, a growing industry in Morocco, but she is worried that the education she is getting, in a public system that she faults on quality, will not be enough to win her a place in a job market that she says is often skewed by bribery and favoritism.
They faulted the quality of her research, an odd claim against someone who had raked in millions of dollars of grants.
"He was a larger than life figure, with all the faults and qualities of any human being," said writer Ahmed Rashid.
And while traditionalists might prefer the Musikverein of Vienna or its modern incarnation, the McDermott hall in Dallas, purists could not fault the acoustic quality of the new designs.
5 February 2010: It emerges Toyota treated the accelerator fault as a quality issue rather than a safety issue when it first became aware of the problem in the winter of 2008/09.
