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Dependability
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dependability - software reliability

Dependability 

(technology), the ability of an item to maintain its working capacity for a certain time or until the completion of a specified amount of work under given service conditions without forced interruptions. For items that are irreparable or replaceable after the first failure, as well as products for which such failures are intolerable because of safety conditions, the dependability indexes utilized may be, for example, the probability of dependable operation and the failure rate. For reparable products the dependability indexes may be the mean-cycles-between-failures time and the probability of dependable operation.



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76 The theme of the 2008 Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference was 'Software for Dependable Systems.
She added: 'We must have robust, dependable systems in place that protect children from harm and abuse, and ensure that responsible adults act properly upon what children tell them.
Ssu's specialties are Mobile Computing and Wireless Networking, Dependable Systems and Networks, and Parallel and Distributed Systems.
 
 
 
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