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| high availability | |
| comp., MS | haute disponibilité |
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| agric. tech. | faisceau trayeur; faisceau-trayeur |
| life.sc. | amas |
| math. | grappe; conglomérat |
| nat.res. | glomérule |
| nucl.phys. | faisceau d'elements combustibles; faisceau de combustible; grappe d'elements combustibles; grappe de combustible |
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| haute disponibilité (The ability of a system or device to be usable when it is needed. When expressed as a percentage, high availability is the actual service time divided by the required service time. Although high availability does not guarantee that a system will have no downtime, a network often is considered highly available if it achieves 99.999 percent network uptime) | |||
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high-availability cluster : 1 phrase in 1 subject |
| Aviation | 1 |