Sentence examples for category of programs from inspiring English sources
At $49.95, Home Architect falls into a nether category of programs, neither toy nor tool.
But now they want to expand the definition, the category of programs that excludes a person to include food stamps, medicaid and section eight vouchers.
Systems management software is a broad category of programs that function behind the scenes to make sure that big mainframes and far-flung networks of distributed computers keep working reliably and efficiently.
But the concern expressed by Mr. Hoekstra and others is focused on a third category of programs involving intelligence activity but not labeled as such, and included within the budgets of the individual military services.
Is there a risk in running antispyware software from an unknown company? A. Spyware, a category of programs that lurk quietly on your computer with or without your knowledge, has been known to cause system slowness, crashing and other erratic behavior.
Michael Davies, the executive producer of "Who Wants to be a Millionaire," has this to say about the dispute: "This is an indication of the turmoil in television caused by a whole category of programs that is diversifying a medium that has been fairly straightforward for the last 25 years".
WHEN child advocates and entertainment industry lobbyists met in 1997 to devise a television ratings system that would include "V" for violence and "S" for sexual content, one category of programming was notably exempt: the news.
In the network's 2012 upfronts, GSN announced plans to launch a new category of programming entitled "Real-Life Games", stating that series under that category, "take place in real-world settings and feature real-life risk and reward, winners and losers, joy and disappointment".
A new group, digital marketing, offered eight categories of programs and apps packaged together as a subscription service called Marketing Cloud.
This is a bad idea since (on the TI-89, TI-92 Plus, and Voyage 200) these are different categories of programs that do different things.
