Some players have complained that the PC multiplayer version suffers from programming faults that make the game's frame rate stutter, but I did not have any of those problems.
SYMANTEC CORP., Cupertino, Calif., the maker of anti-virus software, said it agreed to acquire At Stake, Cambridge, Mass., which identifies programming faults in software, for an undisclosed sum.
Other approaches for programming fault-tolerant MPI applications are based on Algorithm-Based Fault Tolerance (ABFT) [29].
In December 2012, Anjali Kamat, a correspondent for the Al Jazeera English program "Fault Lines," produced a long video report that used Sinai as a lens through which to examine the many changes that Egypt has faced since the 2011 ouster of Mr. Mubarak.
The authors also emphasize that program fault tolerance is no panacea, like almost everything in software engineering.
Using time as a measure of ability, it was shown that slicing while debugging improves a debugger's ability to localize the program fault area.
The paper describes a study that explored the relationship of program slicing to (1) code understanding gained while debugging, and to (2) a debugger's ability to localize the program fault area.
But the gold star goes to Josh Rushing of the Al Jazeera English program Fault Lines, who mentions in the second line of a Huff Post piece that Chertoff "is now on the board of the world's largest arms dealer, BAE, and heads his own cyber-security consulting firm".
A1 Development Programs Faulted A new study suggests that New York's longtime approach to economic development is obsolete.
PAGE A18 Terrorism Program Faulted Officials say there is little evidence that a program that registered immigrants from mostly Arab and Muslim countries succeeded in capturing suspected terrorists.
1 Sugar Program Faulted Both refiners and consumer groups are criticizing the government's sugar program, which has led to high prices and overproduction.
