Sentence examples for cluttered programming from inspiring English sources

In a cluttered programming era, controversy is oxygen, so MTV was undoubtedly happy with the tsk-tsking the show incited in advance.

The streets of Mackay's CBD are messy and cluttered with roadwork in a revitalisation program that speaks to investment, as opposed to decay.

Problems ranged from a cluttered and confusing interface, a royalties program that angered popular artists (most famously Taylor Swift), and upgrades that thoroughly bollixed subscribers' existing iTunes libraries.

Over the years, that program had become more and more cluttered as Apple saddled it with more and more burdens.

Many of these structural delimiters can be inferred by the compiler leading to less cluttered code when writing the short expressions typically found in functional programming.

"As the market gets more cluttered, you need to have your ads more spread out into other programming so you're not just lumped into the political segment of a commercial break," said Russ Schriefer, Mitt Romney's media strategist.

But the scientists--working with Harvard biologists--are convinced that knowing birds' speed limit can help engineers program unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to speed safely through cluttered environments ranging from forests and urban canyons.

Comparing the graphs of both programs visually gives the impression that the treecat result is a little less cluttered.

"There's both pros and cons to squeeze backs in that a cluttered environment is not optimum for getting a brand message across," said Billie Gold, vice president and director of programming research for Amplifi US, a media-buying firm.

There is no program like the Rochester one near Queens Village, where Ms. Thomas, 56, and her brother live in a small, cluttered house where they grew up.

"Less cluttered," she said.