It is up to the programmer to ensure that if one thread updates multiple dependent memory locations (for example, writing a string, or updating a table) that another thread might read, some protection is put in place to ensure that the two threads don't update and read at the same time. … Several techniques are used by programmers to prevent this, including locks, semaphores, and mutexes.

And the prowling angers which seek to uncleanse The mighty volition, …

[Lord Chief Justice:] It may be so, more know Jack Pudding, than Jack Pudding knows.

This image extends to the divine person through the use of […] in Jeremiah 31.20 to signify God's motherly (or 'wombly') compassion for the beloved child, Ephraim.