Debugging definition

Debugging refers to the whole process of a wind turbine from start running to the completion of the performance acceptance.

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Debugging means a process of finding the cause of an error in a Licensee's CSS Compliant Product, or another CSS Compliant Product, to the extent Licensee is seeking to ensure that such other product works with one or more of Licensee's products, but not analysis for the purpose of exposing possible design features; (iii) "integration" shall mean a process of evaluating the performance of Licensee's CSS Compliant Product in combination with other CSS Compliant Products to ensure that they properly operate together, and (iv) "tuning" shall mean a process of evaluating and improving Licensee's CSS Compliant Products to work more efficiently with other CSS Compliant Products.

Debugging means identifying and repairing errors that impair existing intended functionality.

Examples of Debugging in a sentence

• Debugging to identify and repair errors that impair existing intended functionality.

• NSGT shall use its best endeavors to provide debugging support for Xtera during Debugging Period and, in the event that such bugs shall not be fixed within Debugging Period, NSGT shall have the right to invoice Xtera, and Xtera shall pay to NSGT for such debug-failed Products not later than [****] after receipt of NSGT’s first notice for bugs.

• Debugging includes the localisation of possible causes, error diagnosis as well as removal of the bug or – if the latter is not feasible at reasonable expense – restoration of software operability by working around the fault.

• If using Internet Explorer 10.0 or above make sure the following options are set if they have been modified (these are all default options in IE10 and many cannot be modified in IE10 and above): • Disable Script Debugging, • Enable automatic image resizing, play animations in web pages, sound in web pages, show image downloaded placeholders, show pictures, allow active content to run in files on my computer, and empty temporary internet files folder when browser is closed.

• Task 7.2 Debugging of existing components Task 7.3 Realization of copies Even though the priority activity in WP7 is to integrate all the mechatronic components into a fully- functional and complete iCub, sub-systems, such as the iCub head, will be made available for replications when complete.

• Title (Course Code) Parallel Debugging Duration 1 day, intermediate.

• Debugging of Target Applications is restricted to using (x) an XDS100 class emulator, (y) a development board with an applicable on-board emulator or (z) an instruction set simulator.

• Regarding debugging technologies, the Multicore Application Debugging workshop (MAD, ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇) was created by RWTH (in cooperation with the Technical University of Munich) in 2013 largely inspired on the challenges, opportunities and experience derived from the EURETILE debugging activities.

• Initial time limit for presenting a grievance shall be thirty (30) days and the same limit shall apply to hearings and decisions at step 4.

• For information on using the grid feature, search online Help for the topic “aligning components.” Debugging options‌‌‌‌‌‌‌ These options control debugging processes in the environment.

More Definitions of Debugging

Debugging means a process of finding the cause of an error in a Prototype or a Licensed Product, including analysis for the purpose of exposing possible design flaws; (iii) “integration” shall mean a process of evaluating the performance with a CableCARD of a Prototype or a Licensed Product to ensure that they properly operate together; and (iv) “tuning” shall mean a process of evaluating and improving a Prototype or a Licensed Product to work more efficiently with a CableCARD.

Debugging means the process of finding and resolving defects or problems within a computer program that prevent correct operation of computer software or a system;

Debugging refers to a detailed commissioning program undertaken by the Contractor after the Test Run to optimize operating parameters and variables in the processing plant.

Debugging means a process of finding the cause of an error in a Licensee's or other's CSS Compliant Product, but not analysis for the purpose of exposing possible design features; (iii) "integration" shall mean a process of evaluating the performance of Licensee's CSS Compliant Product in combination with other CSS Compliant Products to ensure that they properly operate together; and (iv) "tuning" shall mean a process of evaluating and improving Licensee's CSS Compliant Products to work more efficiently with other CSS Compliant Products.