Sentence examples for demonstrated a program from inspiring English sources
During the trial, where he demonstrated a program that he said stripped the Internet Explorer browser from the Windows operating system, he spent hours explaining what he had done and how he had done it.
Apple demonstrated a program called Touch Effects that let you easily distort photos you have taken and even erase them by just shaking your phone (think Photobooth for your handheld).
Mr. Ratner says putting on a first-rate band concert would be a better way to demonstrate a program's effectiveness.
Proponents say it is worth it because governments can rarely find the money to pay for preventive programs, and the rigorous evaluations demonstrate a program's effectiveness and encourage future spending on projects that work.
These examples specifically include Java, showing how a Java virtual machine (JVM) is needed at the application, system, or hardware layer, and the.NET Compact Framework, for languages such as C# and Visual Basic, which demonstrate a programming language element that must be integrated into the systems software layer.
In May 2014, for instance, at a conference in California, Microsoft demonstrated a computer program capable of real-time translation of spoken language.
Comparison of gene expression levels among TMPRSS2-ERG fusion-positive and negative tumors as well as benign samples demonstrated a distinct transcriptional program induced by the gene fusion event.
Born in Jerusalem in 1967, the year of Israel's Six Day War, Shwed early demonstrated a gift for programming and took computer science classes at Hebrew University while in high school.
Born in Jerusalem in 1967, the year of Israel's bloody Six Day War, Shwed demonstrated a gift for programming early on and took computer science classes at Hebrew University while still in high school.
Mr. Machover then demonstrated Hyperscore, a program for music composition.
The sharp improvement in his reception by the public and in the press was demonstrated during a program that involved spending a week in each of the boroughs outside Manhattan over a period of months.
