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Living on an island, he has been trying to find a suitable shelter, run on shore for a whole day, in a rock to find a shelter.

With a few link modifications to your existing web site, it could be run from CD or downloaded to the end user to run on their computer.

The script could be run on each remote host, and the system defaults can be compared to see if there are discrepancies between hosts.

'Part of what hurt Lehman and Bear was the fear that as you got closer to quarter-end, there was going to be a run on the bank, ' he said.

Future Brazilian concessions are expected to be run on a profit-sharing basis, with companies other than Petrobras able to take part.

This calls for a web service that can run on a local personal computer without the aid of a PHP translator (or any other, for that matter).

In Shanghai, some of the public buses begin to run on natural gas, which does not give off as much carbon dioxide as the petrol.

Relatively small footprint -- size is in the range of 600 to 700 Kilobytes, which makes it easy to run on small devices.

This separates software from hardware, allowing many programs to run on any machine, and indeed to switch between them.

Your case is just like a mosquito trying to shoulder a mountain or a small centipede trying to run on the river, it is obviously impossible.

And a model of this architecture and a simple relational DBMS run on this architecture are implemented to verify the architecture.

Development tools are often run on practitioner workstations with an appropriate specification (in terms of CPU, memory, and disk).

"Lizzy, " cried her mother, "remember where you are, and do not run on in the wild manner that you are suffered to do at home. "

Operating systems are designed to run on any of a class of machines; the system must be configured for each specific computer site.

But, as it turns out, the company is getting a slice of the action, as these devices run on its servers and use its components.

Until the end of her run on "Go! Oriental Angel, " fans continued to vote for Lou Jing show after show.

In consequence, a run on the bank had begun, and its doors were likely to close before the day was over.

Pooh! nonsense, mother! ' said the little father Jackal. 'Come, we'll run on a bit! '

However, it is possible for an. Exe or ASP. NET Web application built with one version of the runtime to run on any version of the runtime.

Half of the mice were allowed to run on a wheel for 45 minutes three times a week, beginning at 3 months.

Just as the men clear the bridge, they're spotted by the SUV. The officer at the wheel demands that they stop, but the men run on.

If Columbia had not been having a good run on the charts lately, though, he might never have had to make the choice.

But, with a bit of modification, many diesel engines will run on unesterified vegetable oil, too.

As I recall, it was one of the first couple of programs Linus Torvalds made run on his early Linux kernels.

The whole thing is small enough to fit into a small backpack and can run on batteries as well as on the mains.

I bet you know more than one person who drives his car to the gym to run on a treadmill to nowhere, and then drives back home!

These patterns are deployable units that are ready to be run on VMware ESX or ESXi servers.

Application processes or other processes that you do not bind to a CPU are free to run on any available processor.

Josh: How much control will organizations have over the programs run on Wowcrowd, and how much is inherent in the software?

That's easy to fix, and it is a run-on sentence, you know.

The first and most damaging run on the bank took place in its other short- and medium-term wholesale liabilities (see chart 5).

Obviously, all this technology isn't going away, and for the foreseeable future many offices will continue to run on skeleton staffs.

In a more complex scenario, two or more disparate applications might be required to run on the same site, yet be isolated from each other.

"I know there were a lot of really good, solid, talented people who worked at Enron, " she said. "But it was not a run on the bank. "

The same seems to be true of genetic programming run on a loosely connected network of computers.

Instead of being powered by the sun, then, some young sharks seem to run on fossil fuel.

"Normal electronics are not going to run on the types of voltages and currents that we get out of a tree, " Parviz said.

Like a classic run on the bank, money began to pull out of the entire region. They called it contagion.

This abstraction layer allows any operating system to run on the hardware without knowledge of any other guest operating system.

Modifying style sheets has no effect on the appearance of published reports that you run on a report server.

This product prevents execution of any program that does not appear on the list of software that is allowed to run on a particular machine.

It had to do this because a general easing would not halt the domino effect whereby one firm's collapse caused a run on others.

Those broader platforms run on hardware that is often referred to as a platform as well.

Mr Buttel said he and his colleagues had bought a new printer and modified it to run on food colouring instead of ink.

But Horizontal scalability isn't cheap either. The application has to be built ground up to run on multiple servers as a single application.

One downside of a completely original design is the time it would take to develop new software to run on the system.

Against such a narrative, Paul's Republicanprimary opponent, Trey Grayson, at first tried to run on his own record.

However, the operating systems that browsers run on were designed in an era where there was no web.

The Asians learned their lesson and began stockpiling foreign currencies to protect themselves from a run on the bank.

The extremely lightweight software is made to run on sensor chips tiny enough to be built into almost anything.

Essentially, all the threads within the process can be bound to run on the specified processor.

Nokia says that for any phone to run on a GSM, 3G, or Wi-Fi network, it would have to license one of its patents.

"This would be the first practical, roadworthy car that could run on solely renewable energy, " he said.

A legacy system might need a runtime environment for it to run like Oracle Frames, or it might run on its own on the operating system.

Then there was need for a complete break. The mines were run on an old system , an obsolete idea.

It is split into a number of modules that allow the user interface to be run on a different machine from the playing daemon, etc.

And if it starts printing money, it invites inflation at home and a run on its currency abroad.

The scientists said the Mini- Helicon is the first rocket to run on nitrogen, the most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere.

Its popularity hinges on its simplicity, open standards design, its ability to run on a wide variety of machines, and its portability.

Side head: Words in the form of headings. But run on at the commencement of a paragraph; they are usually followed by a one-em rule.

Originally the office was to be run on a skeleton staff. Not the immediate target is 60.

The retail run on the bank came in mid-September, when news broke that the Bank of England was providing it with emergency support.

With such a setup, you can test OS X, Windows, Linux, and any other operating systems that run on x86 hardware.

As might be expected, this caused much grief with the customer who had difficulty understanding why their code would not run on our product.

After installation of the engine will be able to run on this platform a variety of Widget tool.

indeed, a self-fulfilling run on Italy and Spain's public debt at this point is almost certain, if this liquidity support is not provided.

When Lehman fell, we learned just how vulnerable shadow banking was: a global run on the system brought the world economy to its knees.

If you do not want a report to run on demand, you can set report execution properties to control when and how the report is run.

This would be important if you decided to schedule the script to run on a daily or weekly basis.

In the evaluation version of MonoTouch, you can only run on the simulator, if you try to run on your iPhone, you'll get an error.

One example is the ability for Linux to run on a process with a memory management unit (MMU), as well as those that provide no MMU.

Figure 1 shows the Hildon Hello World application loaded and ready to run on the device.

Therefore, user code can perform certain actions which may not be able to run on their development computer.

Making the run on a drunken spree is totally out of order: It's just plain stupid and a danger both to yourself as well as to others.

In most data centres, administrators do not even know which programs run on which servers.

But it's hard to see how Greece could do that without triggering a catastrophic run on its banking system.

At the time of this article's publication, they did not run on the Eclipse 3. 0 drivers; bug 47518 has documented this problem.

Although the trade account has been widening since the start of this year, that by itself provides no justification for a run on the won.

You can configure an application to run on the version on which it was created or on a later version.

However, if you run on the road, headphones can be dangerous, as you might not hear traffic coming your way.

The show ran on Broadway for a year and enjoyed a limited run on London's prestigious West End.

An extended stored procedure is called like a stored procedure but is run on the server like any compiled process.

Linux can be compiled to run on a huge number of processors and platforms with different architectural constraints and needs.

And there's no point in trying to move your Mac programs, since they won't run on the PC.

In a sense, of course, only the central bank has enough firepower definitively to end the run on eurozone sovereign debt.

It can be quite expensive in the short term but it is possible to refit your vehicle to run on gas, ethanol or used fats and vegetable oils.

Then I've just run on to it and stuck it in the net past their keeper as he tried to close me down.

After school, Zhou Jing began to run on the track without hesitating, however, she soon became panting.

Do not forget notifications and scheduling: your software delivery process is not limited to only things that run on a server.

To bring that about, Apple is now turning the iPhone into a hand-held computer and allowing other firms to write software to run on it.

Any firm the size of J. P. Morgan is too unwieldy for any one man to run on his own.

Linux can run on most microprocessors with a wide range of peripherals and has a ready inventory of off-the-shelf applications.

With $550 billion of reserves, Russia ought to be able to stop a run on the rouble.

Building a measurement and test system to run on a network, one of the problems needing to solve is remote data access.

To try it out, first deploy the generated AAR file to your Axis2 server installation and then type ant run on the console.

Each level is large and has a great sense of scale, with huge dinosaurs, pirate ships, corkscrews , loops, and other structures to run on.

In 2007 news that Northern Rock received loans from the state led to a run on the bank.

In theory this machine could be converted to run on a different fuel, although in practice this would be expensive.

This sample is written in unmanaged code because it must be able to run on a computer where the. NET Framework is not installed.

It means that the Love program is set up to run on Internal Hearts, but has not yet been run on your Heart.

In other words, the cloud controller, cluster controller, and storage controller run on the front end machine.

The system allows you to fully run on petrol should you run out of gas.

java training courseware of Beida Jade Bird Java development environment can be used to run on any computing platform applications.

The situation is somewhat analogous to a bank run on the sovereign bonds of these countries, with the ECB acting as the FDIC.

By early 2002, after angry demonstrations and a run on the banks, it had all fallen apart.

If your application is to be run on any of many nodes at more than one site, you should consider the Wide Area Network traffic implications.

If you're new to beach running, start out on wet, firm sand -- it's much easier to run on than the soft, dry sand.

Typically, you want this agent to run on only one server to avoid sending out multiple acknowledgements for the same message.

Regardless, if you build an OCAP application, it should run on any OCAP platform, either a real set-top box or a simulator like the OCAP RI.

Those who could flee the public system for costly private schools, or for the eight semi-private schools run on the British system, did so.

Assistant will only be able to run on the iPhone 5, as it requires its beefed up CPU and additional memory.

For Silverlight to be an important player it needs to run on all major operating systems and on all major mobile platforms.

Kournikova gave her a run on the concourse and practice courts at the Sea Pines Racquet Club, though.

The 61-year-old still had two years to run on his contract at the Bernabeu, but drew criticism for his tactics.

The traditional systemic risk was the run on the bank.

This vulnerability could potentially enable a malicious user to cause a program of his choice to run on another user's computer.

'There has definitely been a run on these kinds of medicines in the last two days, ' said a salesperson at a pharmacy in Vladivostok.

The next step was the run on the big US broker-dealers: first Bear Stearns lost its liquidity in days.

This information can be accessed by client applications that are written in different languages and that run on different operating systems.

Without a proper celebration your running can turn into a run-on sentence without much quality.

An oil company could mount a Blackbox on an offshore oil rig to run on-site operations as well as seismic monitoring.

The cloud is where the deployed WebSphere applications run; they do not run on the WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance.

Do not to run on those roads that have water, sand, leaves and some other obstacles.

Soon afterward, authorities, fearing a run on the bank, stormed his apartment and detained him.

Administrators who set up the agent manually need, at a minimum, the right to sign agents than run on behalf of someone else.

A run on Greek banks is possible. So is a "sudden stop" of capital to other weaker euro-zone countries.

Its minimalist needs will allow it to run on small, inexpensive chips, which can be integrated into practically any device.

And you may not always have the most idealconditions to run on your local streets.

This operation can be run on a clustered server. Use the cluster administrator to add the Site Replication Service to a clustered server.

This procedure can be directly compiled to run on network programming and game development are of great help.

Now that the server is running, the next step is to create an application to run on it.

But many GOPers think they've got enough to run on without bringing up the gay marriage issue.

Even today, Mr Ellison points out, more Oracle databases run on Solaris and Sun's high-end servers than on any other computer system.

To pre-empt that, some people believe he might call a snap election and run on the strength of his reform plans.

In 70 years, many users are usually run on a computer through a time-sharing operating system, sharing a mainframe or a minicomputer.

By the early 20th century several scientists had built simple machines that could run on concentrated heat from the sun.

Furthermore, these applications might be dispersed geographically and run on varied platforms.

All these applications can run on the same server, in separate partitions, with no interference between them.

The Nicosia government said the country's banks, closed all week, would remain shut until next Tuesday, to prevent a run on accounts.

Viruses are usually not able to run on their own, they always need a host program where they can attach with to be started.

These systems are able to cope with "noisy" and incomplete data and are easier to run on-line than KBSs.

Test orders may be run on individual products allowing you to view the entire process from a customer's standpoint.

This article focuses on bash, and the examples were all run on Linux systems with bash as the shell.

When this cmdlet is run on an Edge Transport server, only the transportation configuration settings for the local computer are shown.

Examples of bank runs include the run on the Bank of the United States in 1931 and the run on Northern Rock in 2007.

In 1931, the first big European bank run, on Creditanstalt of Austria, prompted Britain to lend it $7m for a week.

Personal systems that are not distributed and that are designed to run on a personal computer or workstation.

Finding the balance between a fast update rate and being able to run on slow hardware is crucial.

Describes ways of configuring a report to run on demand, from cache, or on a schedule as a report snapshot.

Unfortunately for the power hungry, this means sacrificing speed or certain applications that are meant to be run on computers.

KVM simply ignores this problem and mandates that if you want virtualization, you'll have to run on newer hardware.

He noted that robotics companies had no standard operating software that would let popular applications run on a variety of machines.

The software is currently run on a computer, but it is anticipated that it could be rewritten as a smartphone application.

When two or more servers are using the search component, the index component cannot run on those servers.

It has allowed Vladimir Zhirinovsky, another nationalist, to run on the slogan "For the Russians" .

Next, you will need to be able to launch an application to run on the remote machine.

Applications built to run on Lotus Expeditor must provide information to the platform about their contents through the OSGi Manifest file.

As a young player, I had a very good sense of where I should run on the field.

Most people stay away from the gym and say that they do not have enough time to run on the treadmill or eat right.

Software configuration for this environment would be rather simple as all software components are installed and run on a single computer.

Recommended for average-weight runners with normal to high arches who run on both the road and a variety of trail surfaces.

Heavy is recording backstage conversations, band performances and crowd interviews to run on its music channel through November.

Socket pooling permits double or triple the number of sites to be run on a specific server with unique IP addresses.

Such a vehicle would run on petrol but would use its reservoir of compressed air to boost the engine's power when needed.

Presto is basically a set of WAR files that run on Tomcat container with a high availability (HA) database ( MySQL) with failover.

These could be used, for instance, to construct vertical search engines that could run on Alexa's own servers or elsewhere.

The dashboard can highlight what work needs to be run on your DB2 server and how this correlates to your business commitments.

Determines whether the ClickOnce application has the appropriate permissions and platform dependencies to run on the local computer.

The move was made to help stave off a run on other investment banks and damage to the broader economy.

You can port NetBSD to run on just about anything with a processor -- hence the motto, "Of course it runs on NetBSD. "

But it had to run on every G3 processor Apple had on the market, and it had to run in as little as 8 MB of video memory.

X clients could be configured to run on your PS3, with an X server on a remote system.

Stanford professor Brian Cantwell specializes in designing rocket thrusters that run on nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas.

In a single CPU, with the implementation of these procedures is in turn run on the CPU.

Batch operations are often too resource intensive to run on an OLTP server.

Since applications are written for a message-passing interface, no changes are required when an application is run on a programmable device.

The clear and present danger comes instead from a sort of bank run on Italy, the euro area's third-largest economy.

According to a Harvard study , they run on a different biological sleep clock to men - and need to go to bed earlier because of it.

In the event of the failure of a copy the workload continues to run on the other database copies.

It may not be as cushioned and lovely to run on grass, soil and twigs but then again, why not try something different?

One prominent feature in the software can allow programs written for PCs or other phones to run on the iPhone.

International schools provide one solution: they run on a standard allowing for a certain continuity of education.

Try as much as possible to run on a level surface, or at the very least give each leg equal time as "the short leg. "

Our careers seem to run on parallel lines.

It's also able to run on regular gasoline, rather than requiring premium.

"This is a society that hates credit, hates anything interest-bearing and has generally run on a cash culture, " he said.

I can accomplish things in Java in half the time it takes me with other languages, and they ll run on completely different systems.

Though multiple instances can run on a single node, they would be sharing CPU and RAM-and that could spell poor performance.

The operating system was designed to run on multiple instruction set architectures and multiple hardware platforms within each architecture.

But it fell victim to a classic run on the bank.

Since so much software is written to run on Windows, it is difficult for competing operating systems to enter the market.

Operating systems must be ported to run on top of a paravirtualized hypervisor.

It is not always economic for taxies to run on weekends.

There was a run on money market funds after one big money-market fund revealed that it owned a lot of suddenly worthless Lehman debt.

Within minutes of the market opening there was a fully fledged run on Italian government bonds.

Low-level programs can only run on one kind of computer, and have to be rewritten to run on another.

Most European politicians dearly want the "run" on several of its "club" members to end and its rescue to restore confidence.

If you wrote ASP and Common Gateway Interface ( CGI ) applications to run on earlier versions of IIS , you don't have to rewrite them .

Enabling the agent consists of two parts: signing the agent, and making it eligible to run on a schedule.

"If we don't get ahead of this, we are going to face a run on the retail banks by election day, " he said.

No team has rallied around the loss of a great player (Yao Ming) and built an amazing run on emotion, anger and smarts .

By Thursday a run on money market funds was in full swing and we came as close to a meltdown as at any time since the 1930s.

Daily, computerized schedule of tubing stock organized by outer diameter size, to be run on the screw machines per customer requirements.

For applications that have to run on minimal hardware, neither library makes much sense.

The company is run on democratic lines, and all the staff are involved in making decisions.

Closer to the applied end of computer science, algorithms are expected to run on real systems.

For a single-user application that's going to run on a single machine, this is probably overkill and might not be worth the trouble.

It is not always economic for buses to run on Sundays.

The Iguanodon lived in groups. They were sort of smart. They could run on two legs or walk on four legs. They could run fast.

The application can be written in a different programming language than the service, and run on a different operating system.

More Oracle databases run on Solaris than on any other operating system, Mr Ellison notes.

In the case of engine run on gasoline, gasoline-air mixture is adjusted automatically by carburetor and controlled by accelerator.

Britain is far less exposed to a run on its banks by foreign depositors than Iceland was, says Ben Broadbent, an economist at Goldman Sachs.

These attributes are used to determine which test can be run on a specific agent.

That's because many viruses and worms can't be stored and run on your computer unless you're logged on as an administrator.

You can configure most commercial backup programs as well as Windows's own backup programs to run on a schedule.

See how many different surfaces you can run on in a week: Asphalt, gravel, trail, grass, track, treadmill, beach.

If a student were prone to writing overdone, run on, off topic sentences, Mrs. Abrams would be the first one to tell that student.

Of course, engines designed specifically to run on ethanol can be as efficient as petrol versions.

The WebSphere Application Server processes run on an operating system and must therefore, run under some operating system identity.

He made them run on beds of thorns, and any man who cried cut in pain was killed.

The proposition that military strength depends in the long run on economic health is hardly controversial.

If you do not use the Server parameter, the command is run on the local server where the command is run.

But that didn't seem like altogether good news to people on the West Coast of the U. S. , where there is now a run on potassium iodide.

Raised when a custom tool that results in a portable executable being generated or updated is run on a project item.

Install any other applications (other than Exchange) that run on the server.

They are created and run on the data server and used to encapsulate a set of frequently run operations or queries.

The JDIC project has two goals: keep the Java API cross-platform to let programs run on any machine and support every OS that people use.

When multiple operating environments support the same ABI, it allows for the same binary to run on these multiple environments.

The product contains two unchecked buffers through which an attacker could cause code of their choice to run on another users machine .

Another financial expression is "run on the bank" .

Because of this I had high expectations for the final run on another set of new tyres and on an improved track.

There's plenty of beach to run on, and a good long stretch of road, too.

By blocking this file type, potentially dangerous content in the. Exe file cannot be downloaded and run on client computers.

This payload represents the code that will be run on a system after the scanner discovers an entry point into the system.

And he has wanted the core run on an inter-governmental basis, ie by leaders rather than by supranational European institutions.

The firm says it has also developed a technology to tackle "the 25% of apps" designed specifically to run on Arm-based processors.

Anticipating the move to smartphones, device makers have been creating applications to run on them.

The Skype application is available as a free download from Nokia 's Ovi store, and can run on more than 200 million phones around the world.

Thus, it is less than ideal for a constrained environment such as the handheld devices that Android is designed to run on.

Generates instructions that will run on the hardware platform on which the program is compiled.

Dynamic linking allows you to build a program that will run on a much broader variety of systems.

When run on a platform that does not support Windows XP Themes, the application reverts to the traditional Windows look and feel.

For a small production scenario, WebSphere Process Server application servers and the database can run on the same physical machine.

This session is used for passing the output of the command run on the target back to the host which sent the command.

When designing applications to run on the UNIX or Macintosh platforms, you can save project files in platform-appropriate document formats.

With ultra-thin client computing, operating systems and applications run on centrally managed servers that are more secure and reliable.

However, analysts said that Saudi crude was of lower quality than Libya's, leading to the possibility of a run on high-grade oil.

You can view events as though they were being run on the host computer.

That's right. Then it really comes down to the skill of the drivers. Those competitions are run on an equal basis.