After receiving f+1 identical replies from servers, c can determine t's outcome.
These aspects impact the SMR protocols, which require f+1 identical replies to terminate by returning some of these replies.
We've reached out to both Cloudyn and Microsoft for comment and have received nearly identical replies in response: "No comment at this time" from a Microsoft spokesperson, and "At this time, no comment," from Cloudyn's spokesperson.
It turns out that at commit time, by waiting for a set of f+1 identical replies, t's outcome can be safely determined by the clients since only up to f servers can be compromised.
Dan, or maybe it was Greg, drew a device from his pocket and said, "Have you seen this?" To which Greg, or Dan, producing an identical object, replied, "You mean this?" So it went for several minutes, until fifteen pounds of cutting-edge electronics were piled on the table, and a winner no one can, or cares to, remember who was declared.
Dan, or maybe it was Greg, drew a device from his pocket and said, "Have you seen this?" To which Greg, or Dan, producing an identical object, replied, "You mean this?" So it went for several minutes, until fifteen pounds of cutting-edge electronics were piled on the table, and a winner — no one can, or cares to, remember who — was declared.
If we reply on identical orthography, then the ambiguous words are called HOMOGRAPHS.
Asked about their relationship, they replied with identical words: "He does his thing, and I do my thing".
If several vehicles request the same information, the source node has to send separate replies containing identical messages, which wastes the radio bandwidth.
And this is borne out by most of the questions in panel 3. Set alongside the replies to an identical set of questions asked by Gallup in 1995-97, Americanseemem less supportive of the death penalty and more tolerant of both marijuana and homosexuals.
Half a century on, her reply would surely be identical.
