1. The run-time code is loaded on to a real processor and translated on the fly into the chip's native instruction set.

2. The run-time application of syntactic information uses the transition matrices and the lexicon to rank the words in the lattice.

3. Demonstrates the run-time error checks feature.

4. In particular you cannot do it dynamically at run-time.

5. If not, a run-time error is raised.

6. Write a run-time error reporting function.

7. In short, this interface provides dynamic run-time information about the details of the caller, the message, and the current environment.

8. If non-published behavior results in a run-time error, it will be exceedingly difficult for the programmer to diagnose the problem and repair it.

9. Trusted Execution supports the run-time integrity check whenever any command is executed, whereas the TCB mostly does the periodic checking of system integrity.

10. Introduction of database technology into HLA provides the run-time infrastructure with transaction mechanism, so it can enhance the data management ability in HLA.

11. If a run-time error occurs when a client script is executed, an error message is displayed and the script containing the error stops.

12. Provides a way to distinguish run-time parameter substitution variables using a suffix.

13. Furthermore, the speed-critical sections of the Java run-time environment, that do things like string concatenation and comparison, are implemented with efficient native code.

14. Provides a way to distinguish run-time parameter substitution variables using a prefix.

15. As an important component of run-time environment of CAR component, "Hexin" named- service occupies an important position on the "Hexin" system.

16. The C run-time library has two types of internal code pages: locale and multibyte.

17. The only difficulty is that few language run-time libraries currently support full-blown VFS.

18. Using this statement, you can, for instance, erase and rename files whose names you only know at run-time.

19. This root is then stored and may be accessed in the lexicon at run-time rather than determined on the fly.

20. The program can learn about new classes and the relationships that exist between classes and can modify itself at run-time.

21. The business user deploys the custom model to the run-time environment.

22. With trace statements you can avoid the difficult task of examining the original source code, modifying it, recompiling, and attempting to produce the run-time error within the debugging environment.

23. JML and ESC/Java2: ESC/Java2 is a programming tool that tries to find common run-time errors in JML-annotated Java programs.

24. If the excluded item is a dependency of another item in the project, a run-time error may occur on the target computer.

25. By default, the starting address is a function name from the C run-time library.

26. Then a fuzzy logic controller was designed as a regulator to modify the optimal control gains based on the run-time information, including navigation, communication, mission priority, and so on.

27. We are specifying a grantee type of U (for user; the alternative is G for group) and a grantee value of USER (referring to the special register that specifies the run-time authorization ID).

27. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

28. If found, the additional features and plug-ins are available in the run-time configuration or processed as new configuration changes if the link file was added after a workspace was created.

29. If the object does not have the methods that are called then the function signals a run-time error.

30. Multi-centralized control: The controller can be a focus of many central control console, according to system load and run-time units decide the host job status.

31. Implicit conversions succeed only when the process loses no data; otherwise they fail and generate a compile or run-time error.

32. The RTC sample shows how to use the C run-time library's run-time error check feature.

33. Flying Fox of the QRT export program file data source, run-time need to modify the appropriate directory.

34. In the appendix of the system library is given a detailed description of the structure of the table and run-time site of the main page.

35. If a write to an index beyond the bounds of an array is attempted, a run-time error will be generated.

36. XAware provides the ability to design, build and implement the data services with other feature enhancements that include a new outline view, improved search functionality and run-time query control.

37. This notion of run-time scope as a strict set of mutually referable classes is captured in JPA 1.0 as a persistence unit.

38. When you debug a program that has run-time checks enabled, the default action is for the program to stop and break to the debugger when a run-time error occurs.

39. At the statement level, then running probability of the statements in run-time is discussed and the method of dependence analysis which concerning the running probability of statements is proposed.

40. While you can use the same symbol for all the run-time variables, each parameter will be nameless and you will have to keep track of each parameter by its ordinal position in the SQL statement.

41. You can use these development resource adapters to develop and test an enterprise service, but when you deploy to a production environment you'll need to license run-time resource adapters.

42. When a run-time error occurs, you have several ways of dealing with it.

43. Some of them, such as Time Rover (see Resources for the July 2002 column), use modal logic and other logical formalisms to express deep attributes of run-time behavior.

44. Another approach might be to migrate branches of your run-time environment on an individual basis.

45. You must use the binary rewriter for run-time enforcement of this postcondition.

46. Performance tuning can take place at the code level or at the run-time level.

47. Serial Process Run-time pattern (see Resources), shown in Figure 11, allows the OTMPS to interact with different applications in a serial manner.

48. To authenticate messages, the Message Queuing run-time DLL on the source computer uses a hashing algorithm when creating a digital signature for a message.

49. As the central module of HLA simulation system, Run-Time Infrastructure(RTI)has become the research focus in the simulation field.

50. This method is equivalent to the equality operator, which also compare run-time identifiers.

51. Through analysis of high-speed electric spindle run-time no-load test curve, it comes to test electric spindle the stability time and vibration performance.

52. In the next section, I'll describe how these services interact with the rest of the run-time system.

53. This suggests that it is safer to clean the build outputs first so you know you are using the run-time version of the current source.

54. By the dynamic reclaiming algorithm, the system performance is further improved at run-time with surplus energy.

55. The paper summarizes the logical error and run-time error that the compiler can not find, in order to help beginners better to master debugging skill and improve programming ability.

56. A nonfatal error can be detected and investigated by a part of the operating system or run-time system and the results can be displayed or used to make a programmed decision.

57. A well- defined type system should, by enforcing a number of type declaration and compatibility rules, guarantee the run-time type safety of the systems it accepts.

58. Run-time exceptions (that is, unchecked exceptions) automatically force the entire logical unit of work to roll back, but checked exceptions do not.

59. Interactively canceling any of the methods that save or copy the workbook raises a run-time error in your code.

60. This is because run-time error checks are not valid in a release (optimized) build.

61. It expands a fixed priority scheduling model and minimizes run-time costs by minimizing the number of threads in the implementation.

62. Moving the next statement to another function or scope usually results in call-stack corruption, causing a run-time error or exception.

63. To respond to user errors and to run-time error conditions such as network errors or permission failures, throw an exception.

64. The program will run until it finds a breakpoint or a run-time error.

65. A vertical slice migration may be possible if your application code and run-time configuration supports it.

66. The short run-time job first and the big job first strategy can be effective among all space-sharing strategy.

67. In the example above, the "execution" designator activates only join points that are related to run-time execution of the method specified using the "signature."

68. If Java has a link phase at all, it is only the process of loading new classes into the environment, which is an incremental, lightweight process that occurs at run-time.

69. It can be used as a simple graph plotter, or as a complex run-time monitoring environment.