A Common Cause of Failure to Fire Is Loss of Capture

question 56

True/False

A common cause of failure to fire is loss of capture.

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Random Process

A procedure or phenomenon in which the outcome is unpredictable, and under identical conditions can lead to different results.

Described

Characterized or detailed in terms of appearance, function, or attributes, often used in the context of formal identification and naming in scientific classification.

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