Sentence examples for a program to carry from inspiring English sources

In 1951, the British mathematician Alan Turing — who after von Neumann was probably the most influential thinker of this century concerning the logic of automata — developed a program to carry out Shannon's scheme.

In 1951, the British mathematician Alan Turing who after von Neumann was probably the most influential thinker of this century concerning the logic of automata developed a program to carry out Shannon's scheme.

This allows users to type or say what command they want a program to carry out rather than having to click through menus.

Similarly, the Igfy Corporation in Japan has pioneered a program to carry out the GSA mission.

The randomization code will be given to an independent IT-specialist who will develop a computer program to carry out the group allocation.

These marketers just coopted a major TV network and got 60 MInutes, a legendary investigative journalism program, to carry their water for them.

"We've got a wonderful opportunity tomorrow night against a good, talented basketball team and program to carry that banner and to make a whole state proud," he said.

"And now we have our model," Platt said, explaining that the mouse had just received an injection that carried three probes, each of which was programmed to carry a mutation that scientists believe is associated with lung cancer.

And overall -- when a wide variety of other programs to carry out repairs and bring in new generators are accounted for -- nearly 4,000 megawatts of additional electricity are possible in 2004, the aid agency says.

Before he was recruited to the Government Code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park in 1938 he had been working on the idea of a machine which could be programmed to carry out many different mathematical operations or tasks - the precursor for the electronic data processors we take for granted today.

The owner of Canada's largest telephone system, BCE Inc., made a $1.6 billion cash offer for the country's No. 2 television network today, a move to give it more programming to carry into battle against cable television and Internet services.