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That means you should have run the Acrobat self-heal process, or run an installer for any Adobe product that comes with the Adobe PDF printer.— Discussions: Message List - root
"So we began to look at whether we could detect where a line would go down before it goes down and whether we could 'self-heal' it before it goes out," Valocchi said.— eWeek - RSS Feeds
"In a few years self-healing circuits will continue Moore's scaling law by making integrated circuits resemble living organisms in their ability to self-heal and adjust to changes in the environment," Hajimiri says.— The Register
Using tone chimes and crystal bowls, Chicchan creates pure harmonic sounds that can help people to relax and to self-heal.— northernstar.com.au: The Northern Star
The description of how the network can self-heal is perhaps particularly apt in a country torn by insurgency.— Wi-Fi Networking News
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