Sentence examples for across programmes from inspiring English sources

Once you move any sort of programming off the main channels and give it a dedicated channel – be it children's programmes or indeed arts programmes – you take it out of the general mix of shows, and the chance is gone to come across programmes by surprise, develop new interests and even change your life.

Accounting for both fixed and variable costs stigma and allowing these to differ across programmes is a new contribution, and one which we find to be empirically important.

Genie Belt: Copenhaghen-based GenieBelt (which just merged with Aproplan and became LetsBuild) is a construction management platform centered on the project schedule that allows owners, designers, contractors, and manufacturers to collaborate across programmes, seamlessly and efficiently.

The Children's on and off-screen portrayal form enables the BBC to monitor the portrayal of ethnic diversity and disability across programmes and helps gauge where representation and inclusion of diverse communities can be improved.

Thus, we assume that labour supply is a function (which is allowed to vary across hours) of individual characteristics (which are fixed irrespective of hours), and a function (which is fixed across hours, but varies across programmes) of characteristics of alternative combinations of programmes and hours (which vary across hours and programmes).

These functions are comparable across programmes, and our estimates imply that Family Credit entitlement has less of a labour supply effect than child nutrition entitlement has, and Housing Benefit does not appear to have a different effect on labour supply than variation in other income.

The latest set-top boxes from TiVo can search for films and television programmes across broadcast programme guides, video-on-demand menus and digital video recorders all at once.

The unrestricted correlation structure which we allow across programme participation unobservables appears to be appropriate.

One-way analysis of variance was used to compare differences across programme years.

Results were meant to be achieved across programme silos to enhance children and mothers' well-being throughout the lifecycle.

Although costs are generally comparable across programme options, cost-effectiveness ratios are only directly comparable when the same measure of effect is used (Creese et al. 2002).