normal programの例文

• :: : Well I ran write and run normal programs in the NetBeans ide.
• You just do your normal program.
• The White House did not ask the networks to interrupt their normal programs for his speech.
• Generally the operating system provides a library that sits between the operating system and normal programs.
• Libraries used by the MCP or other privileged system modules may not be usable from normal programs.
• As well as the normal program, it has an interest in crime prevention and police awareness.
• The BBC and other television and radio channels interrupted their normal programs to report that Blair had been admitted to hospital.
• While this occupied the same screen space as normal program output, it was useful for detecting conditions such as endless loops.
• "We'll run our normal program for our pitchers and we'll be in shape three weeks into the season.
• Libyan television, monitored in Cairo, interrupted its normal programs to show the arrival of a plane from the national carrier Sudan Airways.
• This restricts what may be said and shown on-air on unencrypted channels more stringently than if the content were a normal program.
• A library with linkage class one that needs to offer entry-points to normal programs can do so if it is designated as  trusted.
• Normal programs were not broadcast in HD Radio, as it took until 2011 for stations in interior Mexico to be cleared to use the technology.
• During the latest confrontation, state-run newspapers have refrained from fiery attacks on the United States, and Iraqi radio and television are airing normal programs.
• Thus, the Bascoders were loaded on the various computers like normal programs and provided the additional routines for the common standard and cassette I / O afterwards.
• Relatively normal programs can often fall into the category of riskware as some applications can be modified for another purpose and used against the computer user or owner.
• Debugging software has the ability to " X-ray " normal programs, revealing flaws in the machine or source code that makes all programs work.
• In the summer of 2011, Holden conducted their normal program, but also began to see work and workers ( up to 65 ) in and around the Village.
• Such programming is most common on talk radio stations and used to fill non-prime time slots and to augment income from spot-advertisement sales during normal programs.
• State-run Syrian Television continued its normal programs and the 9 : 30 p . m . ( 18 : 30 GMT ) news bulletin did not mention the president's health.