Even if the connection channel is low-speed and/or unreliable, given enough storage space, the mobile console will eventually succeed to send the data to the processing station once the connection becomes stable.
This case is a good example of magic in medicine, as described by van der Geest: 'Writing a prescription can best be described as a closing ritual which is intended – and often succeeds – to send the patient away with hope and positive feelings towards his medical problem, himself and the doctor' [ 17].
Jean Quan, a member of the Oakland School Board, said that while she wanted the school to succeed, "it seemed to send the message that kids needed more discipline rather than resources.
"Like other teachers, I've personally seen the Midday Meal Scheme succeed in convincing parents to send their children to school," she said.
What Fire and Rain succeeded in doing, nonetheless, was to send me back to albums – CSN&Y's Déjà Vu, Taylor's Sweet Baby James, S&G's Bridge Over Troubled Water – that had lain undisturbed through half a lifetime.
This act, recognising her as his natural daughter and entitling her to succeed to his private estate, was sent to Louis XVI of France.
Dr. Mishin became the chief designer of the Soviets' lunar program in 1966 after the unexpected death of Sergei Pavlovich Korolev, who had already succeeded at sending the first person into space and striking the Moon with an unoccupied rocket.
His company, Sonos, succeeded at sending the audio wirelessly, a feat that has been replicated many times but has never resulted in a product as successful and popular as the Sonos Multi-Room Music System.
A contestant who fails at a challenge is sent to the Dog Pound; one who succeeds can pick a fellow contestant to send there.
If the launch succeeds, and if the subsequent docking succeeds, Anderson will be the first private citizen to send two men into space.
