Each watch has a similar, but different time. Even with the error in time, the group is able to meet and conduct business. This is how distributed time works. This is in contrast to a clock on a single system. Here there is only one clock and it provides a unified time for all sub components on this individual system. Next: Partial Failures Up: Distributed System Foundations Previous: No Global State No Global Clock. In a distributed system there are as many clocks as there are systems. The clocks are coordinated to keep them somewhat consistent but no one clock has the exact time. Even if the clocks were some what in sync, the individual clocks on each component may run at a different rate or granularity leading to them being out of sync only after one local clock cycle.
How long should I wait before getting dentures after having my teeth pulled? Typically you will want to wait a minimum of 6 weeks between your extractions and your dentures. You may also opt for an immediate denture where they place a denture at the time of extractions.
Per our estimate above, this can be expected to lie on the order of an extra 5 to 15 minutes per tooth. Why estimating extraction procedure time matters. It's important for your dentist to give you an idea of how long it will take to remove your teeth so the two of you can make plans accordingly.