Sentence examples similar to call up a programme from inspiring English sources
Proponents of convergence insist that the new networks' support for "video on demand"—the ability to call up television programmes and films at will opens up a lucrative market.
This enables operators to offer music videos and films on demand, as well as a "catch-up TV" service so that customers can call up programmes they missed.
So far, digital-television applications have involved things like voting in game shows or calling up information about a programme.
Instead of simply considering programmes as composed of recursive procedures able to call up themselves, why not make a real effort and invent programmes able to modify themselves: programmes able to act on programmes, extend, improve and repair them, and so on?" (Hofstadter, 1994, p. 165).
The ease of recording and calling up programmes will liberate people from their armchairs at eight o'clock each weekday evening.
Google has come up with a wheeze called Adsense, a programme that allows anyone to sign up - or at least, attempt to sign up - to have ads placed on their website.
They called up Waddell, a producer on the regional news programme Calendar, to organise what became The Indoor League.
The 20-year-old took 105 wickets in all competitions this season and has been called up to the England Performance Programme squad.
Since then, the TGA has set up a programme called SME Assist, to help small and mediumsized enterprises navigate more easily through the registration process.
Doctors Allan Rosenfield and Deborah Maine wrote their seminal article on maternal mortality for the Lancet in 1985; in 1999 Rosenfield received a $50m grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to set up a programme called Averting Maternal Death and Disability.
