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).
Both composers featured in the conductor's first Prom this year with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, in a lop-sided but otherwise beautifully considered programme consisting of Wagner's Siegfried Idyll and Bruckner's Eighth.
Inside Death Row with Trevor McDonald (ITV1) set out to be a rather more considered programme than most US prison documentaries, and in some ways it was; the interviews with inmates were lengthier than usual, the soundtrack softer and the pace less breathless.
Sevick et al. only considered programme costs and did not include direct medical costs even though they took a healthcare payer and provider perspective [32, 36].
The costs of purchasing and supplying antimalarial drugs, and training and monitoring community drug distributors (CDDs), were considered programme costs.
Economic evaluations can range from total cost or cost of delivery studies that simply enumerate the cost of programme activities to more sophisticated cost-effectiveness analyses (CEA) that consider programme impact.
At the time when a new approach was being considered, programme managers were attending meetings in which the ART programme, sexually transmitted infections (STIs) treatment and voluntary counselling and testing (VCT) were being discussed.
This means that charities can now consider programme-related investment and 'mixed-motive investment' with more reassurance.
In July 2012, Korea announced it was considering a programme to assess the stocks of minke whales near the Korean coast using lethal methods.
