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Speaking with silence Remember, remember Debugging the problem The Birdmuda triangle ReprintsThe key to the researchers' method which they call "SkyDe", a contraction of "Skype Hide"—lies in how Skype treats silence.
Speaking with silence Remember, remember Debugging the problem The Birdmuda triangle ReprintsDr Gordon and his team followed 317 pairs of Malawian twins for the first three years of their lives.
Speaking with silence Remember, remember Debugging the problem The Birdmuda triangle ReprintsIt is, however, a revolution that people have been awaiting a long time.
Debugging code on a parallel machine with hundreds or thousands of cores creates unique problems, and may be the biggest single challenge facing parallel programming, says Charles Holland of the Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the research-funding agency of America's Department of Defence.
Speaking with silence Remember, remember Debugging the problem The Birdmuda triangle ReprintsOne of the studies Dr Stickgold and Dr Walker examine in their review (a study which was, as it happens, led by Dr Walker) found that sleep does indeed help people discard information they have been told to forget.
Speaking with silence Remember, remember Debugging the problem The Birdmuda triangle ReprintsKeeton knew that pigeons navigate by the sun and by the Earth's magnetic field.
Houellebecq, after studying at the National Institute of Agronomy, spent eleven years debugging computers for the French government; he differs from most contemporary romancers in his acquaintance with office work, its applied technology and edgy relationships.
The result of Reynolds's inquiries was screened at the Tribeca Film Festival on Sunday, with the première of "Code: Debugging the Gender Gap," a documentary that aims to make sense of the dearth of women in computer science.
He was having trouble debugging the circuits, because he did not have an oscilloscope — an instrument that renders the behavior of the circuits visible on a screen — and it occurred to him that if he ran computing circuits very fast and wired them to a loudspeaker he might be able to listen to them and tell by the sound if something was wrong.
The answer: I wish I'd known more about debugging.
A naval officer and early computer pioneer whose work led to the development of Cobol (one of the first programming languages) and (probably not coincidentally, if you've worked with any of those early programming languages) popularized the term "debugging".
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The primary grammatical function of "debugging" is that of a noun , referring to the process itself. Ludwig confirms this, illustrating its use in contexts where the activity of finding and resolving errors is discussed.
Expression frequency: Very common
