Sentence examples for be able to program from inspiring English sources

You can kind of imagine that you should be able to program it with DNA".

"We need to better know our own territory and borders and to be able to program our agricultural harvests".

Anyone would be able to program, not just highly trained specialists, and, at least in principle, computers might ultimately produce much more reliable code than their human counterparts.

If the project succeeds, the project's director told Maney, "someone who knows nothing about programming languages will be able to program a computer".

"In this world of huge and big data, you won't be able to program machines for everything they should know," said Ms. Rometty.

Michael Cawthorne, director of metabolic research at the Clore Laboratory at Britain's University of Buckingham, argues that if we act early enough, we may be able to program babies' metabolisms to provide permanent resistance to excess pounds.

The flash memory is in-application programable (IAP), which means that the micro is able to program its own flash memory.

This is just the beginning stage of being able to program life".

He also looks forward to being able to program the colour they produce on the fly.

"Being able to program music is a science, but, for me, the ideas that I come out with are religion.

"He picked young Saudis, and he was able to brainwash them, he was able to program them for an evil cause," the prince continued.