exceptions造句

conditions and exceptions

But these are the exceptions.

We praised them all, with two exceptions.

Observation shows that there are exceptions to the deterministic behavior.

Then we look at dealing with exceptions to the rule.

The notably exceptions are the decimal and integer type.

Provides notification exceptions for medical emergency or parental waiver.

Not checking and clearing exceptions can lead to unexpected behavior.

The messages provided to the user are simply the names of the exceptions; you can catch the exceptions and give a more understandable message.

Most of them can not harm your towers, but there is some exceptions.

The response values can also be verified and thrown as exceptions if and when needed.

All the bad effects of not handling the exceptions remain, including corrupted data and incorrect results.

Native Americans music in North America is almost entirely monophonic, but there are notable exceptions.

This is achieved through family acceptance, but with open ceremonies and exceptions.

Sometimes plug-ins that you depend on, especially those that depend on the workbench, may throw exceptions.

Process exceptions are often caused due to temporary errors such as connectivity failure, timeouts, or design time code errors.

Exactly. However, as they say, "All generalizations are false including this one;" there will always be exceptions.

Trying to learn CSS by memorizing the extraordinary number of exceptions to each rule is extremely frustrating.

Subject to the exceptions mentioned in this section, the provision of this Act apply to a mutual insurance.

The real benefit, however, is in using this technique as the starting point to create an application-specific hierarchy of exceptions.

By breadth, I mean the features that were beyond the scope of this article, such as abstract classes, interfaces, the iterator interface, reflection, exceptions, and object cloning.

And these players definitely are not exceptions to the rule: the average age of professional hockey players is now 28, up from 25 just a decade ago.

With this strategy, because you are not holding read locks on data, the chance of getting stale data exceptions when you execute the update operations increases.

The China's approach is the "non interference" just like the United Federation of Plants in Star Trek. It has no exceptions.

With a few exceptions, like Norway, which opts for disclosure, you cannot tell what a sovereign-wealth fund's objectives are, precisely how much money it manages and where it has made its investments.

Arable lands arc few and limited; with but slight exceptions the prospect is a broad rich mass of grass and trees, mantling minor hills and dales within the major.

In a paper due out this year in the journal Emotion, Mr. Kraus and his co-authors, Cassy Huang and Dr. Keltner, report that with a few exceptions, good teams tended to be touchier than bad ones.

He could stay on as chairman: it is a good role for a founder, especially one who has had (with a few notable exceptions) a record of appointing smart lieutenants.

Although only one exception object can emerge when you call a method, a particular method might produce any number of different types of exceptions, all of which need descriptions.