Sentence examples for an equivalent program from inspiring English sources

This is because the approach provides a semantics to a given architecture through the algebraic construction of an equivalent program, whose computations can be mirrored at the architectural level.

If a traditional orchestra program includes a requisite overture (or maybe a short contemporary piece), a concerto (say, by Mozart) and a major Romantic symphony, Mr. Thomas's program on Thursday demonstrated how a conductor could devise an equivalent program using 20th-century works exclusively.

In 1949, the federal district court in Lexington granted blacks admission to programs at the University of Kentucky if an equivalent program was not available at Kentucky State College, the state's historically black college.

In general, gate agents must be at least 18 years old, have graduated high school (or completed an equivalent program), be able to work flexible hours, have a valid driver's license, be able to lift heavy objects, and be able to pass a Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) or equivalent government department background check that researches your history for at least the last 10 years.

An equivalent program does not exist for mass-market publishing, nor does there appear to be much demand.

(An equivalent program was announced in April 2009 to give the Fed the ability to provide liquidity to American institutions in foreign currencies, but the Fed did not end up having to use that program).

Prerequisites: CHEM 171 and BIO 41 or equivalents; MATLAB or an equivalent programming language.

Obfuscation transforms a program into a functionally equivalent program which is harder for MATE to attack.

Program failure and desertion of participants increase the cost of producing a P5 equivalent program completer by a factor of three ($1,619 vs. $562).

We extend stochastic programming approaches, namely the chance constrained approach and the recourse approach to obtain a certainty equivalent program.

CURARE, the program restructurer described in this dissertation, automatically transforms a sequential Lisp program into an equivalent concurrent program that executes on a multiprocessor.