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An inconsistency in appearance or a breach of the film
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| fail safe |
Problem-free or infallible, said of a device, system, or program manufactured or conceived not to malfunction.
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| failure of artificial pacemaker |
A defect in a pacemaker device caused by either a failure to sense the patient's intrinsic beat or a failure to pace. Failure to pace can be caused by a worn-out battery, fracture or displacement of the electrode,
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| failure of compensation |
The inability of the heart muscle or other diseased organs to meet the body's needs. In cardiac failure, this results in pulmonary congestion, difficulty breathing, and sometimes hypotension or lower extremity swelling. C
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| failure-to-rescue |
ABBR: FTR. Loss of life among hospitalized patients resulting from inadequate recognition and treatment of life-threatening complications. FTR is correlated with high ratios of patients to nurses and with psychological variabl
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| FAI | join so that the external surfaces blend smoothly |
| FAI | very pleasing to the eye |
| FAI | visually appealing |
| FAI | (used of hair or skin) pale or light-colored |
| FAI | free of clouds or rain |
| FAI | (of a baseball) hit between the foul lines |
| FAI | free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception |
| FAI | (of a manuscript) having few alterations or corrections |
| FAI | attractively feminine (especially in the phrase"the fair sex") |
| FAI | not excessive or extreme |
| FAI | of no exceptional quality or ability |
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