Sentence examples for emerging program from inspiring English sources

Southern California, which has had a rich football tradition for years, will face the emerging program of Kansas State for the first time next season.

Mr. Shelby complained that the emerging program seemed to be "a series of ad hoc measures" rather than the kind of comprehensive approach that is needed.

A number of Catholics of my acquaintance are resistant to the idea, raised in my last post on Pope Francis, that there might be real daylight between the new pontiff's emerging program and the approach of his two predecessors.

And for Florida Gulf Coast, which completed its transition to Division I two years ago, such images are the equivalent of a free commercial, a way to sell an emerging program — in this case, one that upended Miami this season, in the same Alico Arena that is a short walk from an on-campus lake.

WASHINGTON — As part of his emerging program to jolt the economic recovery from its stall, President Obama will call this week for allowing businesses to deduct from their taxes through 2011 the full value of new equipment purchase, from computers to utility generators, to increase demand for goods and create jobs.

Lessons learned from this evaluation validated the use of mixed methods design for exploratory research on an emerging program.

In that event, A(H5N1) may claim its most significant casualties: political support and financial wherewithal for emerging programs to combat the permanent menace of pandemic influenza.

AOP is an emerging programming methodology in computer science, which helps the programmer by separating different crosscutting concerns in the program.

We also found that the emerging programs in the other four countries lack some or all of these essential programmatic features.

Emerging programs in a new field of technology that employs quantum mechanical principles in engineered devices has driven new approaches to atomic-scale fabrication.

Emerging programs that specifically address the shortage of trained technology-transfer managers are opening up new career opportunities for young scientists and engineers in an area that was previously hard to access.