At the same time, in a move criticized by the programmers of some low-rated channels, distributors continue to give new and unproven channels a chance.
The MITF template is currently being mapped by the programmers of the electronic based hospital discharge software to provide the capability for prescribers to examine and utilise the information available in the MIFT at the time of creating their HDS.
If the three tested algorithms were close to the above-mentioned unattainable ideal algorithm [16] and their default settings and internal parameters were optimally chosen by the programmers for the processing of our set of synthetic test images, one would naively expect that their extraction results are at least for the noise-free images in very good agreement.
Sooner or later, the company will unleash on the internet a piece of software written by the programmer equivalent of a Jérôme Kerviel or a Kweku Adoboli and it won't be pretty, for the public or for Google.
Mr. Oldfather's advocacy has been supported by the chief programmer of the series, the pianist Yashar Yaslowitz.
The timing of the setup is fully controlled by the pulse-programmer of the NMR spectrometer.
The pulse has unique characteristics (non-excitatory signal) that are set by the programmer during the initial installation of the TANTALUS device in the patient.
These mistakes, called bugs, need to be found by the programmer, and we discuss this process of debugging to remove these errors.
The evenings are emceed by Colin Geddes, the fearless programmer of the section whose enthusiasm onstage before screenings is exceeded only by his taste for the outrageous.
Computer simulations do seem to have a non-inductive character, given that the principles by which they operate are built in by the programmers, and any results of the simulation follow from those in-built principles in such a way that those results could, in principle, be deduced from the program code and its inputs.
