Cloud applications have to be continuously managed: (1) to adjust their resources to the incoming load and (2) to face transient failures replicating and restarting components to provide resiliency on unreliable infrastructure.
This was how we spoke of the local people: they were souls, they were transient spirits, a face in the window of a passing car, runny with reflected light, or a long street with a shovel jutting from a snowbank, no one in sight.
Fig. 4 Diode-based circuitry to face transient undervoltage conditions.
Examination of these patients including family history did not reveal symptoms that suggested HAE, such as recurrent and transient swelling of face, extremities and airway.
At the time of relay sowing, excess soil moisture and puddles are common features in puddled soil and such crops face transient soil waterlogging from an early developmental stage.
New analytical and approximate solutions are presented for predicting drawdown and buildup sand-face transient temperature behaviors of a fully penetrating vertical well in an infinite-acting homogeneous reservoirs.
Interestingly, while 'leaking' Ca from the SR was initially not relevant with respect to the amplitude of systolic Ca transients in the face of a maintained SR Ca content (that was still compensated by an increase in SR Ca reuptake as approximated by accelerated Ca transient decay in irradiated myocytes), it became relevant in the long-term.
"It doesn't matter if we all die," begins 100 Years, perhaps contemplating man's transient puniness in the face of the cosmos.
This paper analyzes the problem of maintaining the control-flow integrity of a program in the face of transient faults from a formal theoretical perspective.
Lots of people have paper and a pencil, but few of the people who've ever used them have managed to capture with such subtlety and precision — visual and emotional — the transient expressions on a face and the prevailing character from which they flicker up.
