During system tests, we discovered several livelocks that caused the network to repeatedly attempt recovery without making progress.

During the experiment, the scheduler livelocks whenever two threads try to back off at the same time.

The distributed algorithm livelocked when two processes repeatedly yielded to each other and no progress was made.

During the test run, the scheduler became livelocked and the application could not make any progress.

During stress testing, the multithreaded server entered a livelock and stopped making progress on any client requests.

Under heavy contention, the threads can livelock, endlessly yielding to each other without making progress.

The two threads ended up livelocking, constantly yielding to each other without making progress.