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31. Resource identification conflicts during fail-overs, whether automated or manual, can result in extended downtime while the conflicts are resolved.

32. If there are no alternate destinations available, you can minimise downtime by synchronising queue manager migration with application downtime.

33. No pressure bucket pure water machine downtime why again after a period of time, water of TDS value on higher?

34. This is not only an easier problem to solve, but also, in the presence of delay or downtime from the data sources, the client isn't left with an unresponsive or non-functioning mess.

35. The computer needs downtime once a month be checked over.

36. Through the increase simulation quantity output unit, causing change frequency on the touching screen, with reducing downtime of equipment, saving the cost of maintenance and spare parts.

37. Lower tool wear rates further increase productivity by reducing downtime due to tool change overs.

38. Reliability is very important in the chemical process industries (CPI). a faulty piece of equipment, process upset or leak can cause costly downtime.

39. By doing so(Sentencedict.com), the network remains operational and downtime is minimized.

40. If testing must intersect with production systems, explain to managers the need for the testing and why it affects a live system, and schedule the appropriate downtime.

41. Continuous availability demands that the database engine be available for processing with no perceivable downtime.

42. This can lead to up to 72 hours of downtime.

43. On the other hand, deploying a new revision of the application will be more involved and may need to be performed as a part of scheduled maintenance downtime.

44. Sugar - refinery has months of downtime in a year.

45. Work can be scheduled for the most appropriate times, thereby avoiding unscheduled machine downtime during heavy production periods.

46. Note: You must have approximately 10 minutes of PIX and network downtime to perform this procedure.

47. The ruggedness of the unit has proven itself in abusive applications , consequently minimizing downtime.

48. It is based on nonlinear homotopic BP neural network with nonlinear normalization method to identify the oil pumping model, and the genetic algorithm to optimize the downtime.

49. Once you understand those basic costs of outages, you next need to determine the acceptable total yearly cost of downtime ? ?" i.e. how much business or productivity can you afford to lose each year?

50. Those new features on ontape are very helpful; we can use this new feature in our cutover process to reduce chances of Informix errors and to reduce system or Informix downtime.

51. When an ordinary reel of tear tape was used in YB55 wrapper, it was braked by fastening the clamping screw manually, which resulted in frequent machine stop for reel change and long downtime.

52. It allows an administrator to perform hardware maintenance, such as disruptive firmware updates,[www.Sentencedict.com] without requiring system downtime.

53. Accuracy means less waste, less CNC machine downtime and more profit.

54. Assisting the machine operators with training or troubleshooting to minimize equipment downtime.

55. Downtime of an application due to bugs in the software is called the unreliability factor.

56. Responsible for minimizing machine downtime and ensuring proper operating condition of the machines.

57. You might want to relocate applications to avoid downtime resulting from scheduled maintenance or to improve performance by moving an application to a more powerful server.

58. In order to reduce downtime caused by operating losses and repair costs, attention should be paid to walk on the lower part of body maintenance and inspection.

59. Hey, seemingly trouble-free and happy-go-lucky people also have their downtime.

60. Dilute petrol stations for continuous lubrication to reduce downtime maintenance time.