For malware, Malwarebytes produces a checker for malware.
He once worked as a quality-control checker for a record-pressing company, listening to CD's all day long.
There's zero delay when you slide a checker across a board, for example, and bringing that sort of instantaneous feedback to the many screens in our lives could help to bridge the gap between operating a bit of software and the feeling of interacting with objects.
Seven years ago, his dreams of a career in journalism had gone no further than a job as a fact checker for Harper's magazine.
We discuss theoretical and practical problems associated with designing a type system and type checker for an existing language, and formalise our approach using a Promela-like calculus.
The Fudget library has been used to build a number of substantial applications, including a web browser and a proof editor interface to a proof checker for constructive type theory.
Mr. Blodget was once an aspiring journalist -- he was a fact checker for Harper's magazine in 1984 -- with a history degree from Yale University and no degrees in business.
The last part of "Monkey Mind" follows Smith as he advances professionally (he goes to work as a fact checker for The Atlantic and writes an article about electroshock therapy that is made the center of a libel suit) and personally (he meets a woman, falls in love, loses her and wins her back).
Rob Rosen, a Rockland County resident, employs a house checker for his vacation home in Remsenburg from October through April.
There was no doorman, and security, such as it was, was handled by a diminutive socialite named Dorothy Dean, who worked briefly as a fact checker for this magazine, and who would shame people who didn't belong into leaving.
