The word 'checker' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a noun to mean someone who checks or verifies something. For example, "The quality control team hired a checker to inspect the products before they were shipped out to customers." It can also be used as a verb, meaning to examine or inspect something. For example, "The teacher asked the students to checker their work before turning it in." In some cases, 'checker' can also refer to a person who collects fees or tickets, such as a ticket checker at a movie theater or a checker at a toll booth. For instance, "The checker at the toll booth collected the toll and waved us through." Overall, the word 'checker' can be used in a variety of contexts to describe someone who checks, examines, or verifies something.
One applicant to Dollar was rejected because of a six-year-old conviction for drug possession, another because the background checker made a mistake, says the EEOC.
For instance, MSR developed the guts of the media player in Windows XP and the grammar checker in Office XP.
Presumably, they know how small businesses get fleeced.Part of the problem, says Judith Hardaker, a bank checker in Yorkshire whose clients include local farmers and a garage, is that small-business people are afraid of banks and, left to themselves, tend to keep quiet about mistakes.
Although his database did not include every possible checker position a task that would require many more decades at current computer computational speeds and a vast expansion in the size of his database Schaeffer did succeed in fully calculating all of the possible checker positions starting from 19 of the 300 sanctioned tournament opening sequences.
This combustion air, after picking up the heat from the checker brick, then enters the furnace through an end-wall above the checker chamber and burns the fuel, which also enters the furnace at the same wall.
After 200 to 300 heats, there is usually a three-day process of checker cleaning and more extensive repair work.
We have meetings before a piece closes where the editor, author, fact-checker and proofreader sit down together and, occasionally, I will think something is wrong that the author wants.
To test it, you retrieve a set of pre-prepared "scripts", each of which is designed to test a different aspect of the program's behaviour (in this case, the spell-checker).
In the case of the spell-checker, it is pretty obvious.
Microsoft says it spent several million dollars over 20 years to develop a robust spell-checker for its word-processing program.
A long, involved attack on Mr Romney's tax promises made him sound like a fact-checker, rather than a president.Republicans have an explanation for Mr Obama's woes: he is being exposed as a man out of ideas.
