logcat - What's the meaning of "faults" in Android ANR log? -

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as in following example, besides cpu usage value in each process, there's pair of "faults" values in "minor" , "major". what's exact meaning?

anr in com.rescuetime.android pid: 11517 reason: broadcast of intent { act=android.intent.action.screen_on flg=0x50000010 } load: 3.35 / 5.22 / 9.91 cpu usage 0ms 7475ms later 99% awake:   97% 947/system_server: 80% user + 16% kernel / faults: 7489 minor 81 major   0.1% 269/debuggerd: 0% user + 0% kernel / faults: 4711 minor 16 major   7% 1493/com.android.phone: 3.3% user + 3.7% kernel / faults: 3615 minor 10 major   6.5% 1201/com.android.systemui: 3.3% user + 3.2% kernel / faults: 3074 minor 5 major


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