Sentence examples for equivalent programs from inspiring English sources

The address book and the family calendar are based on, and synchronize with, the equivalent programs on Palm organizers -- a very nice touch.

Equivalent programs for all the usual applications wordprocessors, e-mail packages, browsers, media players and the like can invariably be found.

Graduates of residency programs in the United States and Canada or of equivalent programs in other countries are designated as having achieved the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of the profession.

In two controlled experiments we compare the performance on code maintenance tasks for three equivalent programs with 0, 3, and 5 levels of inheritance.

Besides this, adapting test suites for OO programs to AO equivalent programs tends to require less effort than doing the other way around, and resulting suites achieve similar quality levels for small-sized aplications.

However, existing techniques like those based on bisimulations and logical relations only target at contextual equivalence in the usual (non-linear) functional languages, and fail in capturing non-trivial equivalent programs in linear contexts, particularly when non-determinism is present.

An equivalent program does not exist for mass-market publishing, nor does there appear to be much demand.

(An equivalent program was announced in April 2009 to give the Fed the ability to provide liquidity to American institutions in foreign currencies, but the Fed did not end up having to use that program).

Even NYC Life's least successful shows are better than equivalent programming on NY1, a Time Warner channel, where coverage of the city's thriving restaurant culture, for example, includes having a correspondent read aloud from Zagat.

The problem with NickMom' s version of vegging out is that it is dangerously addictive, because it is rapid-fire and panders to just a couple of obsessions — exactly like the male equivalent programming that destroyed my subspecies.

If a traditional orchestra program includes a requisite overture (or maybe a short contemporary piece), a concerto (say, by Mozart) and a major Romantic symphony, Mr. Thomas's program on Thursday demonstrated how a conductor could devise an equivalent program using 20th-century works exclusively.