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Molly and I are now involved in paying for our daughter's college education, which means forking over almost $50, 000 a year.

Zhang and her colleagues often need to confront patients to get payment, or risk forking out for unpaid bills out of their pockets.

The key part of sensor made of forking fiber beam and metal revolving rod with temperature self-compensation is specially designed.

However, should the specifications become standard, we could all be looking at forking out to replace our present Blu-ray players.

After the forking process, the address space of the child process is overwritten with the new process data.

People in the rich world are used to forking out for those of their fellow citizens who have incurable conditions.

The Sanctuary manager said that it was only after 'forking out serious cash' in vet checks and lab bills that they found out the problem.

We might want multiple crawler instances to be running at once so would like someone familiar with threading and process forking.

Historically , Americans have taken their time getting comfortable with new technology before forking over serious cash for it .

And no matter what you have done, forking your life over as collateral is not a smart move.

When a command or the bash shell itself initiates (or spawns) a new shell sub-process to perform a task, it is known as forking.

Out of pressing need, the mother complies but the donator disappeared without forking up.

Class is a bit more than just forking off a process and getting the results.

Using forking lemma to prove signature scheme is an important method to prove the security of signature schemes.

For the non-forking daemons, however (and this includes most in-house daemon software), cfengine needs special help.

Remember the 1980s worries about how the "forking" of Unix could hurt that operating system's chances for adoption?

Some shoppers are wary of forking over their credit card information to a website.

One of the big assumptions brought into this debate is that forking is a bad thing.

The garden of forking paths.

I suppose White played knight check, forking king and queen.

The process of spawning a new process is more often called forking, given the metaphor of two travelers reaching a fork in the road.

It is a style where we watch the data flow through different operations, forking and combining along the way, to achieve the desired goal.

It has done so by providing new laboratories and equipment for them, moving their families, and forking out extra money for their salaries.

They could get involved by just submitting patches through the GitHub system of forking and pushing.

I'm not forking out 400 bucks on ski clothes!

Research on Mechanics of Oil Forking Phenomenon in Electrostatic Oiler

Exploration to the regulation plan for forking-shaped river section

Cymes terminal and axillary, each forking ca. 5 times, cyathia densely clustered;