In the early X10 system, Mr. Brier said, the homeowner would basically program the controller to take certain actions at certain times.
"These games basically program the minds of young men a thousand times over," said Alina Wilms, a psychologist involved in treating people affected by the Erfurt shooting, who advocates a ban.
Controlling nuclear integrity now emerges as a novel theme in assessing cell fate decisions in T cells, cells that are basically programmed to undergo cycles of expansion and contraction, with some of them living for extended time periods.
But, in fact, we now look back on television with all its faults as basically a programming record, in news and public affairs broadcasting and entertainment programming.
A hackathon, basically a programming marathon, brings together software developers, designers and people with smart ideas for an intensive, caffeine-fuelled work session to brainstorm, design, and build a new piece of software, typically a web or mobile phone application.
Take a bunch of people whose skill is solving problems (which is basically what programming is) and they will naturally tend towards what has been dubbed "solutionism", or the faintly messianic belief that everything can and should be fixed; as if the world were one giant program to be debugged.
Basically, CBS' programming is easy-to-digest and relies heavily on legal and law enforcement procedurals.
Turns out a guy named Stephen Cakebread basically designed and programmed all of Geometry Wars by himself.
Basically, both programs are the complete opposite of what is generally perceived as typical for Germany's degree programs.
He said he tried unsuccessfully to insert renovations into Lincoln Center's master plan, "but basically the program was over".
