fail gracefully造句

• Having said that, buildings are engineered to fail gracefully.
• So we want to'fail gracefully '.
• IE8 and below do not support this, thus will fail gracefully to one column.
• The trick is to fail gracefully.
• It may also be used to allow a failing entity to fail gracefully without spreading contagion.
• "Then you learn there's a way to fail gracefully, as Johnny Carson often did.
• If the teams and years are uneven, the script will fail gracefully and leave the infobox for human attention.
• The script will fail gracefully under the following conditions : the header and data cells are unbalanced; the header cell is empty; the data cell is empty.
• :: : The thrust of the article I linked seemed to be that unless specific steps were taken to allow things to fail gracefully, the whole system would come down almost immediately.
• I " don't " want to have to have the display : none; automatically in the stylesheet from the beginning because the only way to get the elements to display again requires Javascript, so I want it to fail gracefully if Javascript is not enabled.
• A system that is designed to fail safe, or fail-secure, or "'fail gracefully "', whether it functions at a reduced level or fails completely, does so in a way that protects people, property, or data from injury, damage, intrusion, or disclosure.
• The source given here is one with " specialist professional experience in EMC and the application o standrads " ( sic ) " like the FCC rules . " The answer given here seems to confirm the original beliefs of me and Cucumber Mike regarding the device's ability to fail gracefully, and it seems there is also court precedence on the matter too.
• :: : Incidentally the " PNG group officially rejected " thing isn't " that " serious a problem, as the PNG standard was built to accommodate new extensions without causing problems ( which APNG is ), whereas MNG doesn't " fail gracefully " on current browsers that do have PNG but not MNG . The real problem is that the web standards bodies haven't standardised a format, leaving an inconclusive chicken-and-egg situation ( where browsers won't support things that aren't used, and authors won't make things that browsers won't display ).
• FCKeditor in particular seems like it is worth looking into, though from what I can tell there are issues : in particular, difficulties with images and templates in terms of the interface to insert them, and issues with the WYSIWYG part : wikitext typed into the rich editor is rendered on save while appearing dead within the editor ( meaning that you " don't " get what you see, some of the time . ) As it has a good " optional " setup that appears to fail gracefully to the normal text-area editing, I'd support it if some of the kinks were worked out : in particular, I mean the issues with inserting images and templates . { { talk | log } } 17 : 01, 18 October 2008 ( UTC)