Completeness characterizes the ability of the failure detector to suspect faulty processes, while accuracy restricts the mistakes that the detector can make.
But an administrative mistake restricted her Medicaid card, and she couldn't afford her medications, one of which cost $700 a bottle.
The idea, the association said, is to help people who made a single mistake and have found themselves severely restricted in getting hired.
Controversial indefinite sentences for the public protection, widely criticised as a mistake by prison reform campaigners, will be restricted to only the most serious offenders who are sentenced to more than 10 years.
However, there is often the mistaken impression that accessibility and engagement is restricted to the glittering elite who created and endowed the city's great institutions.
Räikkönen was on a heavier fuel load than his teammate but made a mistake on his final flying lap that restricted him to sixth place.
You'd be a dummy to come to Austin and not eat BBQ or have tacos for breakfast most mornings, but you'd also be making a mistake if you kept your Austin menu restricted to just those things.
It works acceptably with a restricted vocabulary, but try anything more free-range and it mistakes at least one word in four.The translator Mr Rashid demonstrated employs several improvements.
This is partly because governments have learnt from their mistakes by restricting disability benefits and closing loopholes in the early-retirement rules.
Make no mistake: the dread obesity epidemic that is everywhere in the news is not restricted to any race, creed, ethnicity or slice of the socioeconomic supersized pie.
